Pamela Brown Biography

Pamela Brown is an American newscaster and television reporter. Brown works for CNN as a Justice Correspondent. She formerly worked for WJLA-TV, an ABC station in Washington, D.C. Brown was a regular contributor to Politico's Video Playback, a daily overview of the previous night's late-night talk programs in the United States. Brown was born in Lexington, Kentucky, to John Y. Brown Jr., a businessman and former Governor of Kentucky, and Phyllis George, a former Miss America, and entrepreneur. Pamela George was born while George was on maternity leave from CBS' renowned NFL pregame broadcast, The NFL Today. She is also the granddaughter of John Y., a politician. Brown, Sr. is the half-sister of John Y. Brown, III, the former Kentucky Secretary of State. Brown earned a broadcast journalism degree from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill and Henry Clay High School in Lexington. Brown worked as a reporter for the University of North Carolina's Carolina Week throughout his time there.

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