News Summary
Brandon Taylor rejoins 27 News as an evening anchor starting April 2023, after his previous role at WLTX in South Carolina. An award-winning journalist, Taylor is excited to reconnect with the Madison community, where he aims to deliver insightful news coverage while engaging with local audiences through his storytelling expertise.
Madison – Brandon Taylor has returned to 27 News as an evening anchor, starting in April 2023. Taylor, a familiar face to local viewers, will now present the news each weeknight at 5, 6, and 10 p.m.
Previously, Taylor served as an anchor for Wake Up Wisconsin from 2014 to 2018. His extensive experience in the field of journalism includes a recent position as an anchor at WLTX in Columbia, South Carolina. Taylor has built a reputation as an award-winning journalist, recognized for his storytelling abilities and his commitment to connecting with audiences.
Brandon Taylor graduated from Winthrop University in Rock Hill, South Carolina, in 2007, earning a degree in Communications and Journalism. His first professional role after graduation was at a television station in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Taylor’s journey in the news industry includes various roles that have honed his skills and contributed to his passion for journalism.
Excited to be back in what he considers “home,” Taylor expressed enthusiasm for rejoining the team at 27 News. He has already begun settling into Madison, having moved to South Central Wisconsin with his Goldendoodle, Monroe Madison, in April 2023. With his return to Wisconsin, Taylor aims to reconnect with the community he knows well.
Community Involvement and Personal Interests
Beyond his professional life, Brandon Taylor is actively involved in the United Methodist Church, where he plays a vital role in mentoring young people across the country. His commitment to community service enhances his role as a journalist, as he strives to understand the local culture and engage with the audience effectively.
In his free time, Taylor enjoys traveling, exploring different cuisines, and meeting new people, which allows him to gain diverse perspectives that influence his storytelling. His well-rounded interests further enrich the narratives he shares with viewers, making them relatable and engaging.
Looking Ahead
As he steps back into the role of an evening anchor, Brandon Taylor plans to leverage his past experiences and community ties to bring insightful reporting to the Madison audience. His dedication to high-quality journalism and commitment to community engagement are expected to resonate with viewers, as he aims to keep them informed on critical issues affecting the region.
Brandon Taylor’s return marks a notable development for 27 News and the greater Madison area, as many look forward to welcoming him back into their living rooms with his trusted news coverage.
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