Mallory Anderson is a News Anchor & Reporter at WISN-TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She specializes in consumer health, consumer protection, and the beauty industry, while also covering topics related to pets and veterinary care. Mallory's work has been featured in various outlets including WDIO/WIRT-TV, NewsChannel 21, KETV, and KCRA 3.
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Mallory's reporting heavily involves local events and seasonal topics in Milwaukee, with a focus on family-oriented activities and volunteerism. Pitches to her should revolve around unique holiday events, heartwarming community stories, or trends related to family activities in the specified area.
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This weekend, some patriotic events are taking over the Milwaukee area, with family-friendly festivals and parades stepping off around the region.
Consumer Reports says there are several proven ways to lower your car insurance premium without sacrificing the coverage you need.
By: Mallory Anderson
A ceremony at Milwaukee's Field of Flags on Friday honored Wisconsin servicemembers who've made the ultimate sacrifice for their country.
Warmer weather is making it easy to attend family events this weekend, like a summer reading kick-off, a special zoo exhibit, and a beloved Wauwatosa event.
By: Mallory Anderson
You'll soon have the chance to win Miller High Life's "JukeKeg," a one-of-a-kind jukebox that's also a fully functioning keg.
Consumer Reports says hundreds of people have reported that the glass door on their oven has shattered suddenly, sometimes while the oven was not even on.
University of Wisconsin-Madison police are urging people to come forward with information to help solve a 58-year-old campus homicide case.
By: Mallory Anderson
New Berlin police have arrested a man they believe set fire to a city park's playground equipment early Friday morning.
Thousands of cyclists participated in the United Performing Arts Fund’s 46th annual Ride for the Arts, raising money for 14 local arts programs in Milwaukee.
New research from Consumer Reports found that the exact same grocery basket can vary dramatically in price depending on the store. Here's where to save the most.
