Jeff Rossen

Jeff Rossen is a prominent American television journalist known for his consumer investigative reporting, having worked with major networks including NBC News and Hearst Television. After his investigative report on the death of Kayla Rolland in Flint, Michigan was featured in Michael Moore’s 2002 documentary, Bowling for Columbine, Jeff Rossen went on to further establish his career in television journalism. Prior to this recognition, Rossen honed his skills as a reporter at WUTR-TV, an ABC affiliate in Utica, New York, and subsequently at WIXT-TV (ABC affiliate) in Syracuse, and WJBK-TV (Fox affiliate) in Detroit. In May 2001, Rossen joined WABC-TV where he covered high-profile news stories including the TWA Flight 800 crash, the September 11 attacks, the New York City Olympic bid, Ronald Reagan’s death, and the London terrorist attack.

In this capacity, he continued to produce his acclaimed ‘Rossen Reports’ series, leveraging Hearst’s extensive network for distribution. Through Hearst Television, Rossen’s ‘Rossen Reports’ maintains a significant presence, providing critical consumer information and investigative journalism to viewers across multiple major US markets on NBC, ABC, and CBS affiliates. His work continues to empower millions of households with essential knowledge for navigating complex consumer landscapes, solidifying his reputation as a trusted authority in investigative reporting and consumer advocacy.