Katelyn Polantz is a journalist from the United States. Katelyn is currently Working as a CNN reporter in Washington, DC. After a few years at her college magazine, she got her first full-time job at the Roanoke Times in Virginia. Since 2014, Katelyn has consulted for the National Law Journal and ALM on lobbying and the federal government. Katelyn was sent all over the valley to cover news, from farms to government meetings deep in the national forest.

How much does Katelyn Polantz earn?

Katelyn Polantz was very hardworking from her childhood she pursues a career as a reporter from an early age. Her salary is derived from her work at CNN. Katelyn has an estimated net worth of $100k.

When is Katelyn Polantz’s birthday?

She was born in the United States on March 13th, in the city of Johnstown, Pennsylvania. Katelyn is in her late thirties.

Physical Appearance

She is an average-sized woman.

Katelyn is 5 feet and 4 inches tall (Approx 1.6m) and weighs around 55kg. She has beautiful black eyes and long black hair.

Who is Katelyn Polantz Husband?

She is happily married to photographer Jared Soares, whom she loves very much. They met while working for the same newspaper and covering daily events in town. She keeps her personal life very quiet, thus no details about her previous relationship or boyfriend are available.

Katelyn Polantz Education

She grew up in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, and attended the University of Pittsburgh, where she also worked on the student newspaper, The Pitt News.

Katelyn Polantz CNN career

She covered justice and crime with an emphasis on on-court conduct when she first joined the network in 2017. Katelyn also worked for CNN as a senior journalist. Katelyn previously worked for American Lawyers, where she covered the DC legal environment as well as the economics of big corporate law. She has contributed to magazines such as Magazine and the National Law Journal. Katelyn spent a lot of time there writing about lobbying, white-collar crime, and administrative law.

She was also in charge of data-driven special reports. Katelyn previously worked for PBS NewsHour, where she created live broadcast interviews as well as web features. She helped cover the 2012 presidential election in the United States while working there. Katelyn wrote about fields, colleges, and local governments in southwestern Virginia for the Roanoke Times earlier in her career.

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