Jaylon Banks is an anchor and reporter at WISC-TV News 3 Now. He specializes in health and wellness, focusing on public education, school districts, and consumer health, while also covering health news and security systems. Jaylon's work has been featured in WMSN TV Fox 47, KOAM News Now, Madison Magazine, WKBT News 8 Now, and KETV.
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Jaylon Banks covers a variety of local news topics, including crime, community events, safety issues, and seasonal matters. Given the focus on local news and community-related themes in Madison and Iowa County, he would likely be most responsive to pitches related to these areas.
Pitching stories about local events such as community initiatives or educational programs relevant to Madison or Iowa County could resonate well with Jaylon's coverage area. Additionally, providing insights into safety issues that directly affect the local community may also capture his interest.
Considering that Jaylon has a significant portion of his coverage dedicated to personal finance and house & home topics (29% combined), he might also be open to content related to housing trends in the area or financial challenges facing residents of Wisconsin.
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