Mallory Anderson is a News Anchor & Reporter at WISN-TV in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. She specializes in consumer interest topics, including consumer protection and the housing market, while also covering arts and entertainment. Mallory has been featured in various media outlets, including WDIO/WIRT-TV, KETV, and KCRA 3.
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Mallory's reporting heavily involves local events and seasonal topics in Milwaukee, with a focus on family-oriented activities and volunteerism. Pitches to her should revolve around unique holiday events, heartwarming community stories, or trends related to family activities in the specified area.
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By: Mallory Anderson
Wauwatosa police are asking for help identifying a suspect who allegedly pointed a gun at a victim and demanded their cell phone at Mayfair Mall.
Lambeau Field will host the Frozen Tundra Faceoff, featuring men's and women's college hockey matchups between Wisconsin, Michigan, and Ohio State.
It's a holiday weekend, and many families are looking to maximize their extra time together. Luckily, there are several fun festivals to explore through Monday.
Consumer Reports says a few changes around your yard can help save water, money, and even time.
Your child may love squishy sensory toys, but federal safety officials are warning that counterfeit versions could pose serious health and safety risks.
By: Mallory Anderson
Auer Avenue School students in Milwaukee received backpacks filled with essential school supplies, funded by over $52,000 in community donations during WISN's annual Class Act School Supply Drive.
With growing concern about chemicals like PFAS, Consumer Reports tested several popular baby essentials to see what's actually in the products parents use every day.
Several beloved September traditions are back this weekend with festivals and light shows the whole family will enjoy.
A free block party in Riverwest on Saturday will support Bublr Bikes, a nonprofit providing bike-sharing services in Milwaukee, Wauwatosa and West Allis.
New testing from Consumer Reports found that what's inside prenatal vitamin bottles doesn't always match what's listed on the label.
