Taylor Woods is a multimedia journalist for WHAS11 in Louisville, Kentucky. With a focus on local news, Taylor covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, education, and social issues. She is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful stories that resonate with the people of Louisville.
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Taylor Woods' focus is on local news, particularly around Louisville, Kentucky. She seems to heavily cover stories related to community events, crime, government & politics and family & relationships with a significant emphasis on government announcements.
For effective outreach, consider pitching human-interest stories centered around the local community or impactful individuals in Kentucky. Offer insights into evolving local issues or provide commentary on recent government announcements and their impact at a grassroots level. If you have perspectives that can contribute to discussions about family dynamics or social challenges within local communities they may be of interest as well.
Remember that Taylor's audience is likely interested in content relevant to the Louisville area and its surrounding communities.
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By: Taylor Woods
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By: Taylor Woods
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By: Felicia Jordan, Taylor Woods
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