Taylor Kinnerup is a proud graduate of the University of Missouri’s School of Journalism. She graduated in 2017 with a degree in radio broadcast with an emphasis in production. She began working at KTAR that same year, working her way up from on-call to a part-time anchor to a full time anchor and reporter, eventually becoming the station’s breaking news editor in 2021. Prior to working at KTAR, Taylor reported for KBIA 91.3 FM radio in Columbia, Missouri, and BRUZZ radio in Brussels, Belgium. In addition to working at KTAR, Taylor is also yoga sculpt certified through Corepower Yoga and teaches multiple classes a week. She has a passion for disability reporting and all things Arizona. As a third generation Arizonan, she prides herself on her institutional knowledge of the state, specifically Phoenix.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 2, 2016ADOT: Nearly 900 people killed on Arizona roads last year
Nearly 900 people were killed in motor vehicle crashes in 2015 on Arizona roads, the Arizona Department of Transportation said in a release.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2016Two cases of E. coli reported in Arizona after flour recall
Two cases of E. coli have been reported in Arizona after a 20-state outbreak which has caused General Mills to recall 10 million pounds of flour.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2016Phoenix-area school shuttered for safety, sanitary concerns
A Phoenix-area school for students with special needs has been shut down after officials found it had unsafe and unsanitary conditions.
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ARIZONA NEWS | Jun 1, 2016Sweet victory: Phoenix-area grocer announces winner in doughnut contest
After beating out 14 finalists, one doughnut has finally been deemed the winner of Bashas' "Donut Flavor Craze Contest."
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UNCATEGORIZED | Jun 1, 2016Best dances to Justin Timberlake’s ‘Can’t Stop the Feeling’
The most recent trend that can't stop is videos of people dancing to Justin Timberlake's new song, "Can't Stop The Feeling."
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UNCATEGORIZED | May 31, 2016Summer savings: How budget airlines are saving money
Take luxury out of the equation to get cheap flights from budget airlines this summer!
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 26, 2016ADOT: No construction closures for Memorial Day weekend
The Arizona Department of Transportation will not schedule construction closures along state highways Friday through Monday of Memorial Day weekend.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 25, 2016Air aid needed in two Arizona wildfires
Firefighting aircraft will be flown in and used to fight two separate wildfires in Arizona, Wednesday evening.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 25, 2016Maricopa County projected to have lowest officer-involved shootings since 2010
Maricopa County may be on its way to having the lowest number of officer-involved shootings since 2010, according to County Attorney Bill Montgomery.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 25, 2016Phoenix woman arrested for operating an unlicensed dental practice
A 54-year-old Phoenix woman was arrested for operating an unlicensed dental practice out of an apartment, the Arizona Attorney General’s Office said.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 25, 2016Long lines, crowds expected at Grand Canyon for Memorial Day weekend
Grand Canyon goers can expect long lines, big crowds and full parking lots this Memorial Day weekend.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 24, 2016Wildfire smoke could delay I-17 over Memorial Day weekend
Motorists driving on Interstate 17 in northern Arizona are being urged to use caution over the holiday weekend as wildfire smoke could reduce visibility.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 24, 2016Get your kicks: Arizona drivers can soon get Route 66 license plate
Arizona is getting its kicks with a brand new Route 66 license plate.
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UNCATEGORIZED | May 24, 2016Brewing brilliance: Eco-friendly six-pack making waves
Ocean lovers and beer drinkers, unite! The masterminds at Salt Water Brewery have created a biodegradable alternative to…
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 23, 2016Looking for a bank: Unclaimed $1M Powerball ticket sold in Phoenix suburb
One lucky Arizonan won the May 21 Powerball drawing and has yet to turn in their ticket.
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ARIZONA NEWS | May 23, 2016Arizona congresswoman’s bill for female WWII pilots becomes law
A bill sponsored by an Arizona congresswoman that will allow female WWII pilots to be buried at Arlington National Cemetery became law on Monday.