Taylor Johnson
Taylor Johnson has been practicing on-air journalism since the fifth grade, bringing over 10 years of experience to WJCT as a Summer Intern. Growing up in Lakeland, Florida, she followed her passion for production to the University of North Florida where she is currently double majoring in production and journalism. Taylor will graduate with her bachelor's degrees in December.
While attending the University of North Florida, Taylor volunteers with the UNF news station, Spinnaker Television. In her time at Spinnaker, she has anchored for the weekday news show, produced her own entertainment show, and currently holds the position for the director of programming.
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Mayor Lenny Curry and the Jacksonville Sports Council announced Wednesday afternoon the U.S. Naval Academy’s 2016 home game against Notre Dame will take… -
The Beaches Branch Library located in Neptune Beach is getting some renovations in the near future.A meeting about the planned library improvements is… -
A new law went into effect Wednesday that allows Florida pharmacies to give more types of vaccines to customers.Pharmacies were previously allowed to… -
A great white shark named Mary Lee was recorded off the coast of Jacksonville last week.Ocean researchers who are part of an organization called OCEARCH,… -
The American Publishers Association has designated June as audiobook month. The Jacksonville Public Library is celebrating the month by touting its free… -
People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals, or PETA, will be in Jacksonville on Monday protesting against SeaWorld.The protest will take the form of an… -
Florida Gov. Rick Scott has vetoed $2 million that would have been used at Jacksonville University this year.Scott signed the state budget into law… -
Florida Governor Rick Scott vetoed $1.2 million that would have gone to Jacksonville's Sulzbacher Center.Center President and CEO Cindy Funkhouser says… -
Updated Tuesday, June 23:Gov. Rick Scott has vetoed $1 million for the St. Johns River Ferry. The Mayport Ferry would have spent the money on badly needed… -
Jacksonville residents trying to beat the heat this summer may be interested in trying some of the state’s best ice cream. Users of the Foursquare app…
