Taylor Pollock
Taylor Pollock is a Reporter/MMJ at WBRC FOX6 news. She joined the team in May of 2023.
Taylor is no stranger to Alabama. She previously spent the last four years at WBRC’s sister station WTVY in Dothan. Taylor started out as a weekend anchor/MMJ and was promoted to evening anchor at WTVY in March of 2020.
Before her time in Dothan, Taylor also interned at sister station WSFA in Montgomery, AL.
In her free time, Taylor enjoys listening to music and watching documentaries, and spending time with her family, cats, and dog.
The wreck killed 17 and injured dozens more. One man whose father helped respond to the crash wants to make sure that those who were impacted are never forgotten.
One Alabama teen is raising money and awareness in the Jefferson County area for children who are victims of trauma.
A Vestavia Hills police officer who has been searching for a kidney has finally found his match.
The panelists spoke about the importance of staying informed, and shared with those who sat in what efforts are being made in the United States to aid Israel.
In a court order filed Thursday, a circuit judge denied the request claiming former UA basketball player Darius Miles didn’t have enough evidence to support his argument that he acted in self-defense.
It’s an activity enjoyed by many, but the state wants anyone who plans on hunting this season to keep a few important steps in mind to stay safe.
It wasn't until Wednesday that the family of a man who died Aug. 25 was told his body had been sent to a crematory.
Students can be seen bodycam video released by BPD, visibly traumatized by what happened at the Minor vs J.O. football game. One licensed counselor says while you’ll never be able to completely shield a child from all violence, there are options when it comes to helping a child cope.
Police in Birmingham, Alabama, said a band director was arrested for multiple charges following the high school football game Thursday night.
Three people have been arrested after a child went missing in Parrish in July 2023.
The Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources recently opened up registration for “Hunting 101″ workshops. The classes not only introduce a new wave of people to hunting, but they also help that department protect and preserve Alabama wildlife.
It could change the game for many athletes who have the procedure.
Many football fans also happen to be Spectrum customers, and you may be wondering how to watch games this season as Spectrum and Disney square off over contract negotiations. Experts say you have some options.
He's been with the Vestavia Hills, Alabama, Police Department for five years and been serving in law enforcement for 20.
Corporal Jerry Hughes with Vestavia Hills PD has his wife, daughter and others helping get the word out about his search, but he also has support from another family; his fellow officers.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention announced funding for agencies across the nation today, with Jefferson County set to receive more than $1.5 million.
There are more requirements to become a notary, but more money can also be earned. Legal experts say it’s not only an added layer of protection for Alabama’s notaries, but for anyone who uses them.
More than a month after the shocking attack, the company of station 9 has moved operations, just not back to their building in the Norwood neighborhood. Crimestoppers continues to urge more people to come forward.
There are no laws in Alabama that specifically target those who use non-primary residences to get their child into specific school districts, but both legal and education experts say there are still consequences people will face, and that there are legal ways to move your child.
The legislation aims at minimizing disparities for missing people of color, specifically Black youth, by creating a state-issued alert for them
You might not be making enough to comfortably afford rent, according to a new study from the University of Alabama.
We've received dozens of emails from viewers with unresponsive landlords. We talked with an attorney who explains what rights tenants have.
Multiple agencies that worked on this investigation wanted to analyze the vast amount of evidence before making an arrest
