Jennifer Taylor
Morning Anchor
jtaylor@nbc24.com
School: Kent State University
Hometown: Twinsburg, OH
Jennifer Taylor is thrilled to be back home in the Buckeye State after joining NBC24 in June 2008! For over two years, Jennifer worked as the weekend anchor and weekday reporter in Erie, PA. It was there where she covered a number of notable stories including the arrest of FBI 10-most wanted fugitive Ralph “Bucky” Phillips. An award winning journalist, Jennifer was honored with the Pennsylvania Association of Broadcasting award for her outstanding news special report. Prior to Erie, Jennifer interned, then worked for over two years, behind the scenes for the NBC affiliate in Cleveland.
Jennifer earned her bachelor’s degree in broadcast journalism from the School of Communication and Information at Kent State University. Her passion for broadcasting began there as she held a variety of on-air positions for the award winning student-run television station, TV-2. Jennifer not only traveled as a sideline reporter for the Golden Flashes football team, but also had the privilege to cover the basketball teams in several NCAA tournament appearances.
In her free time, Jennifer enjoys spending quality time with her husband Damien and the rest of her family in Ohio. She also enjoys photography, sports and always being active. Jennifer loves working in news because it’s a different adventure everyday. “I would rather be there when history unfolds, instead of just reading about it in a book.”
If you have a story idea, Jennifer would love to hear from you. Just email her at jtaylor@nbc24.com
Recent news stories
Millions across the Nation Go Red for Women
Friday, February 05, 2010
February is National Heart Month. February 5th is National Wear Red Day. The Go Red for Women movement is asking you to help save women’s lives by speaking up about women and heart disease by Going Red.
Fostoria man killed in crash
Friday, February 05, 2010
The state highway patrol says 62-year-old Bernard Walker Senior was heading south on State Route 5-87 when he ran a stop sign at U.S. 2-24.
The car hit a semi.
No bail for Monroe mom linked to child porn
Thursday, February 04, 2010
A judge has refused to set bail for a Michigan woman who is accused of arranging sexually explicit photos of her daughter for a paid Web site maintained by her convicted sex offender boyfriend.
Ohio urges extension of unemployment benefits
Thursday, February 04, 2010
State officials say they are bracing for anger and confusion from tens of thousands of jobless Ohioans if extended unemployment benefits are cut off at the end of the month.
Travel the world without leaving Perrysburg
Thursday, February 04, 2010
You can take a trip around the world without even leaving northwest Ohio. The Global Understanding Summit is being held at Perrysburg Junior High Thursday from 5 p.m. until 9 p.m.
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