Taylor Miller

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Taylor Miller joined the WCCB News Rising team in September 2025. A proud Charlotte native, Taylor grew up cheering on her hometown and always dreamed of working in the city she loves. She graduated from Independence High School and went on to earn her degree in Mass Media Communications and Journalism from UNC Charlotte before continuing her technical training at the Connecticut School of Broadcasting.

Before making her way back to the Queen City, Taylor served as Co-Executive Producer and host of FOX 24 News Now in Charleston, South Carolina. It was there she found her passion for connecting through conversationβ€”conducting hundreds of interviews that showcased inspiring stories, community voices, and meaningful causes.

Taylor loves getting out into the community and believes her work in news is about more than sharing informationβ€”it’s about creating connections. Her goal is to make every person she meets feel seen, heard, and important.

When she’s not in the studio, you can usually find her spending time with her family, exploring Charlotte’s growing restaurant scene, or diving into her latest DIY project.

Articles

More Than Basketball: Inside NoWu

Charlotte-based nonprofit NoWu is working to empower underserved youth by connecting athletics with education and career opportunities.Β 

CPR Awareness Week Highlights Lifesaving Skills

In recognition of National CPR and AED Awareness Week, representatives from the American Heart Association stopped by WCCB Rising to demonstrate the basics of hands-only CPR and the importance of quick action during a cardiac emergency.Β 

Money Monday: Debt Payoff Strategies

Millions of Americans are carrying some form of debt, but financial experts say having a plan can make the path to becoming debt-free more manageable.Β 

Pet of the Week: Meet Carl!

This friendly boy is looking for a forever home! Carl is a Pit Bull Terrier that is treat motivated and loves to play with his tennis ball.Β 

What the Tech: Hidden iMessage Tricks

Your iPhone's iMessage app is probably one of the most-used apps on your phone. Most people open it dozens of times every day to send quick texts, photos, emojis or links.Β