Abbey Taylor is an MMJ at Spectrum News 1. She covers a diverse range of topics, including health and wellness, food industry trends, and educational policy, often focusing on cannabis regulation and food safety. Abbey has been featured in various outlets, including KY3 Inc. (KYTV), Bay News 9, and Spectrum News 13 Orlando.
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Abbey Taylor's coverage focuses on local events, community initiatives, and personal stories across Wisconsin and Milwaukee. She particularly highlights topics related to family & relationships, healthcare & pharmaceuticals, and health & wellbeing.
For those looking to pitch her a story or provide expertise, consider locally relevant angles within the stated themes. Topics such as Alzheimer's disease research participation by Wisconsin residents or local charity efforts during the holiday season would likely resonate with her readership.
Considering Abbey’s focus on local news in Milwaukee and Wisconsin, pitches should aim at providing insights into regional trends related to healthcare initiatives or personal stories that impact the community directly.
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MEQUON, Wis. — Marilyn Thiet lost her mother in 2010 from complications of vascular dementia. What You Need To Know
Spoiling mom doesn’t have to come at a high price tag either, Alfa's Flower Shop said to always talk with your local florist on budget friendly options.
Canvas is used to save and review course notes, lecture videos, assignments, and grades. It's also a primary way students send messages to their teachers.
By: Abbey Taylor
OZAUKEE COUNTY, Wis. — Colleen, longtime Port Washington resident, who lives just four miles from the Vantage Data Centers site, said she is concerned about residents' health once the centers are up and running.
By: Abbey Taylor
An analysis done by Clean Wisconsin is finding the center will be adding pollutants to the air which could impact the health of residents.
By: Abbey Taylor
AAA reports that more than 744,000 Wisconsin residents are expected to drive more than 50 miles between Thursday and Monday. That's down 3% from 2025. (Spectrum News 1/Abbey Taylor)
There's also the option to utilize AAA's Tow to Go Program. Through 6 a.m. Tuesday, if you call 855-286-9246, AAA will dispatch a tow truck to transport you and your vehicle to a safe location within 10 miles.
MILWAUKEE — Every Memorial Day, you can find Michael Starich, a U.S. Air Force veteran, at Wood National Cemetery.
By: Abbey Taylor, Kailee Doherty
WISCONSIN — This week on the “Voices for Veterans” series, we spotlight the Wisconsin Veterans Chamber of Commerce and its growing effort to support veterans, military-connected families and business leaders across the country.
MILWAUKEE — The Milwaukee Police Department is cracking down on street takeovers. This past weekend, MPD said three people were arrested in connection with street takeovers.
