

TAYLOR SYMONE' HARRIS
Taylor Symone’ Harris is a news reporter for KTVI Fox 2 News and media personality based in St. Louis, Missouri. She is a co-host for iHeart Radio's 100.3 The Beat's The Fix With Niddy Gritty.
She graduated Cum Laude from Hampton University’s Scripps Howard School of Journalism and Communications, earning her bachelor's degree in strategic communications with a minor in Marketing in Hampton, Virginia. She is a Spring 2019 initiate of Hampton University's Gamma Iota Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
Taylor’s professional portfolio includes Viacom's BET Networks, National Broadcasting Network (NBC), Grammy Award-winning record label 300 Entertainment’s Digital Marketing & Promotions team, NASCAR’s Public Relations and Communications Department, RadioOne St. Louis’ Hot 104.1 and 95.5 stations, STL TV and AH! TV Network.
Her dedication to service and community involvement has been a cornerstone of her personal and professional life. Taylor has contributed to numerous causes, including the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure, March of Dimes, St. Louis Walk to End Alzheimer’s, NFL-United Way Hometown Huddle, and various youth-focused initiatives. She remains committed to uplifting her community and draws inspiration from Shirley Chisholm’s quote: “Service is the rent we pay for the privilege of living on this earth.”
In addition to her media career, Taylor has over a decade of experience as a model and actress represented by Now Talent Management Agency. Her work includes commercials for Build-A-Bear Workshop, Six Flags, and Missouri’s Heart Gallery, as well as public service announcements for the Missouri Attorney General’s Office. ​
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NASCAR's Public Relations & Communications Team

Radio One Saint Louis’ HOT 104.1 & 95.5 FM
Saint Louis, Missouri

Grammy Award-winning Artist, H.E.R.

Billboard Music Award-winning Artist, Post Malone

iHeart Music Award Artist, Queen Naija & Social Media Influencer Clarence “ClarenceNYC” White

The Quad: The True Representation of Historically Black Colleges?
A news article that talk about how BET’s new hit show The Quad is causing major controversy with historically black colleges and university. Hampton University’s President Dr. William R. Harvey took a stand by voicing his opinion to the BET network with a letter.
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