Copyright 2016 WAVE 3 News. For the last two and a half months, Lauren and her family have been facing their own challenge, one she has shared on social media, after she tested positive for COVID-19. He never cared that I was an almost-30-year-old divorcee with a few cats. After I had COVID, I knew I wanted to use my skills as a journalist to share hopeful news, instead of heartbreaking news," Jones said in the statement. Some communities across the nation are cancelling, or altering, trick-or-treating guidelines amid the Coronavirus outbreak, but despite that candy is still flying off store shelves. "It's one of the only places where I feel like I can truly relax and not worry about anything," she said. The darkness and I, we have become one and the same since Nov. 13, 2020. The baby has not been named yet. Sales of fruit juice are at their lowest levels since the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) began tracking them almost 50 years ago. In a post celebrating her new position, Jones said "the time just isnt right" for her to accept another television job. When news of the coronavirus first started trickling in more than a year ago, I felt such an overwhelming sense of responsibility to get it right. One month after our wedding, I sat alone in our bed eating sushi, my husband out somewhere else instead of being home with me to eat it. A long-hauler is someone who exhibits symptoms of COVID-19 months after being diagnosed, but is no longer contagious. My anger returned; was I blind or just stupid? With the opportunity to work in a top 25 market, Lauren left Louisville to become the Weekend Evening Meteorologist and 4:00 p.m. I knew what he meant. Wake up each weekday morning with Lauren Jones, co-anchor of WAVE 3 News Sunrise from 4:30 to 7 a.m. Lauren joined WAVE 3 News Sunrise in 2012 as the morning anchor. Mothers Day is going to look, and feel, a lot different for millions of moms across the world, as families are forced to celebrate the holiday in isolation. Lauren came to WAVE 3 News in 2011 as a Meteorologist, and she remains part of the WAVE 3 Storm Tracking Team. Anchorwoman Lauren Jones gave birth to a healthy baby boy early Tuesday morning. She also worked for WLKY-TV, the CBS affiliate in Louisville, Kentucky as the Weekend Evening Meteorologist. Technology is providing peace of mind for parents, helping to keep their children safe. Im in it for the long haul, but now as a long-hauler. After suffering from the Covid-19 virus for over 100 days, Lauren Jones Stay tuned to wave3.com and our social media pages for more photos of the beautiful baby boy. She is married with two daughters, one son and two cats. I remember that day like it was yesterday, standing in the middle of Macy's arguing over which plates we would scan with that stupid gun. As a journalist I preached. Lauren Jones, anchor and meteorologist at WAVE 3 News, has announced in a tearful farewell on social media that her contract isn't being renewed three-and-a-half months after her COVID-19. I had never been more miserable in my life than I was in the year leading up to that afternoon in the bar, but the end of my marriage was never the solution that I had hoped for. The scariest holiday of the year is bringing in billions, but were here to help you make ends meet before you tear into that first piece of candy. Every day is a struggle to be the loving wife and mother I was before the darkness set in. She also worked for WLKY-TV, the CBS affiliate in Louisville, Kentucky as the Weekend Evening Meteorologist. I hid away in my house until enough time had passed that I assumed the news was public knowledge. Wake up each weekday morning with Lauren Jones, co-anchor of WAVE 3 News Sunrise from 4:30 to 7 a.m. Lauren joined WAVE 3 News Sunrise in 2012 as the morning anchor. Lauren Jones - WAFB Jones, who'd been with the Louisville-area NBC affiliate for a decade, said in late February the station wasn't renewing her contract. Part of HuffPost Personal. She also holds the National Weather Association Seal of Approval.

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