Elissa Salamy
Elissa Salamy is the Digital Content Manager for FOX 5 DC.
Originally from the Philadelphia area, Elissa received a Bachelor's degree in Journalism from Hofstra University's Honors College. She's been on the digital side at Newsday, amNewYork and The National Desk before joining FOX 5.
Outside the newsroom, Elissa runs a biweekly Spanish language meetup in D.C., dances salsa and bachata and loves to travel.
The latest from Elissa Salamy
Trump to address updates on Iran: What time, location, how to watch and more
The president is expected to address the nation with a live update on the ongoing war in Iran from the White House on Wednesday night.
Man arrested after alleged 'lewd act' outside child’s window
A Waldorf man is facing multiple charges after being accused of peering into a child’s bedroom window and committing a lewd act outside a home, according to police.
Bodycam video released in Montgomery Village police shooting
Body camera footage has been released of an exchange of gunfire last week between a suspect and Montgomery County police officers.
Cornhole player accused of murder extradited to Maryland
Dayton Webber, the quadruple amputee professional cornhole player accused of murder, was extradited from Virginia on Tuesday.
No injuries reported after car plows through building in Arlington
A car went through a townhome in Arlington, Virginia Monday afternoon.
Education Department opens investigation after sex assaults at Fairfax High
The Department of Education is opening an investigation in Fairfax County after an 18-year-old illegal immigrant was accused of groping multiple students at Fairfax High School.
'No Kings' protest DC: What to know about Saturday's rally
Thousands will gather in Washington, D.C. on Saturday for a "No Kings" march and rally.
WATCH LIVE: 'No Kings' march and rally in DC
Thousands are expected gather in Washington, D.C. for a "No Kings" march and rally. Here's how to watch live.
Actress Jane Fonda, singer Maggie Rogers protest with other artists at Kennedy Center
Jane Fonda, Joan Baez, Billy Porter and Maggie Rogers are at the Kennedy Center Friday afternoon, protesting against Trump's takeover of the Kennedy Center.