Joe St. George

Reporter

Joe St. George joined WTVR in the summer of 2012 as a reporter and multimedia journalist.

Joe comes to CBS 6 from Davenport, Iowa where he specialized in political reporting for the #1 station in the Quad Cities.

During the 2012 Iowa caucuses, Joe covered and conducted interviews with every Republican presidential candidate including an exclusive sit down conversation with eventual nominee Mitt Romney. Joe also questioned Vice President Joe Biden during a campaign stop in the state on issues relating to immigration, the economy, and healthcare reform.

Apart from political coverage, Joe has a passion for economic reporting and live coverage of severe weather events.

Joe began his career in journalism as in intern in the Washington DC Bureaus of CNBC and NBC News. He credits them for instilling in him a love of reporting the news.

Prior to entering journalism, Joe was active in politics. Joe worked or interned in five different organizations including the United States Senate, the United States House of Representatives, British Parliament, and the White House. Joe says these experiences help him cover politics more effectively.

Joe graduated cum laude from The Catholic University of America in Washington DC with honors from the Politics Department for his thesis “The Press, the President, and the Development of the White House Offices of Communication.” In 2011, he received the University’s Amoddio Award for Excellence in Public Affairs
In his free time, Joe enjoys playing golf, watching movies, eating good meals with friends, and planning his next overseas adventure.

Do not hesitate to reach out to Joe on twitter @joestgeorge.

Recent Articles

  • General Assembly bill may not give teachers raises after all

    Posted on: 7:13 pm, April 16, 2013, by , updated on: 07:30pm, April 16, 2013

    It was heralded by lawmakers as a victory for teachers. The passage of an amended state budget that raised teacher salaries by two percent.
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  • No AC in Arthur Ashe Center affects 10K participants

    Posted on: 7:12 pm, April 11, 2013, by , updated on: 08:19pm, April 11, 2013

    Ukrop’s Monument Avenue 10K runners and walkers are expecting to sweat on Saturday, but they are not expecting to sweat during packet pickup.
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  • Police: Man killed after stealing police car

    Posted on: 2:04 pm, April 8, 2013, by and , updated on: 08:04pm, April 8, 2013

    Police: Man stole police cruiser after flashing gun at officer
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  • State preparing to take over failing schools but does the program have enough money?

    Posted on: 11:30 pm, April 5, 2013, by

    Louisiana does it, New Jersey does it, and beginning in 2014 the Commonwealth of Virginia can do it too -- take over failing schools.
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  • Lawmakers vote down abortion coverage under federal plan

    Posted on: 7:44 pm, April 3, 2013, by , updated on: 11:44pm, April 3, 2013

    Both the House of Delegates and State Senate voted to ban abortion being covered in the new federal health exchange insurance plans set to take affect in 2014.
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  • Police believe they have suspects responsible for 70-plus arson fires

    Posted on: 2:07 pm, April 2, 2013, by , , and , updated on: 06:19pm, April 2, 2013

    Two arrests have been made, one individual has a connection with the Tasley volunteer fire department. More charges are expected, said police.
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    Suspected Accomack Arsonsists
  • Chesterfield crash suspect now charged with homicide

    Posted on: 1:45 pm, April 1, 2013, by and , updated on: 06:59pm, April 1, 2013

    Virginia State Police charged 23-year-old Karon Porter with felony homicide.
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  • City: ‘Breakdown in communication’ held up gas leak fix

    Posted on: 12:45 am, April 1, 2013, by

    The City of Richmond says a "breakdown in communication" was the reason that the 2400 block of Burton Ave and the Church Hill House, a senior facility, did not get their gas back on following a Saturday night leak for nearly twenty four hours.
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  • Apartment boom signals Boulevard revitalization

    Posted on: 7:54 am, March 29, 2013, by

    The Boulevard in Richmond is seeing an economic boom.
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  • Vacant Hanover building may be Virginia’s ‘Bridge to Nowhere’

    Posted on: 6:18 pm, March 27, 2013, by , updated on: 06:39pm, March 27, 2013

    A new administration building recently constructed on the campus of Hanover's Juvenile Correction Center cost Virginia taxpayers $3.5 million.
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  • Governor offers changes to state transportation plan

    Posted on: 8:55 am, March 26, 2013, by , and , updated on: 07:01pm, March 26, 2013

    The amendments would reduce the revenue raised from the governor's original transportation plan.
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  • Is the future of Shamrock the Block festival uncertain?

    Posted on: 10:47 pm, March 25, 2013, by and

    A week after this Shamrock the Block video went viral, the Richmond Shockoe Bottom Neighborhood Association met to discuss the event’s future.
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