Toni Talley
I am a versatile multi-media professional with over ten years of experience in the field of communications. I am currently the Lifestyle TV Host and Producer for Great Day KC, a vibrant one-hour lifestyle show on FOX4 in Kansas City, MO. I have a very unique skillset that spans the entire media and communications spectrum. I am proficient in broadcast news, producing, copywriting, video editing, media sales, content management, public relations, and engaging public speaking. I will bring a unique blend of creativity and strategy to every project, ensuring an impactful approach! I have a passion for telling stories and connecting with the community to share exciting details of new business openings, big trends, and events around the city.
Below, you will find a compilation of my work as a MMJ with WACH FOX in Columbia, SC.
Let's connect and explore the boundless possibilities at the intersection of creativity and media innovation!
Toni Talley's updated reel
This is an updated reel of my work as a Multi-Media Journalist in Columbia, SC at WACH Fox News.
Learning on an empty stomach
The Palmetto state ranks 15th in the nation for households with children facing hardships.
Reversing the curse, taking control of your diabetes
Diabetes is the seventh leading cause of death in South Carolina, effecting more than 300,000 South Carolinians.
From SC State University to the big screen
The South Carolina State 101 Marching Band kicked off the school year in traditinal bulldog fashion with a pep rally Wednesday afternoon.
Columbia city council votes to demolish abandoned elementary school
WACH WACHFox provides coverage of news, sports, weather and local events in the Columbia, South Carolina area, including Lexington, Elgin, Cayce, Chapin, Peak, Blythewood, Newberry, Camden, Mulberry, Sumter, Eastover, Aiken, and Orangeburg, SC.
Two years later: Where is Amir Jennings?
Investigators have followed lead after lead, even once searching an eight mile area in Northeast Columbia, and still no sign of Amir Jennings.
Columbia police discuss crime prevention
The Columbia Police Department knocked on nearly 50 doors Wednesday to raise awareness for auto break-in prevention.
Library possibly losing its liquor license due to back taxes
One day after being pointed out as a bar catering to gang activity in the Five Points community, The Library may have to close its doors due to back taxes.
A city divided: Should alcohol be served on Sundays?
City leaders in Sumter are one step closer from allowing voters to decide if alcohol should be sold on Sundays.
Low voter turnout will not become a distraction for the November election
With primary elections in the rear view mirror, candidates are now looking down the road to the November elections.
Richland County penny sales tax becoming a reality
Ground breaking for the first project funded by the Richland county Transportation Penny Sales Tax program was held Wednesday morning.
Richland County selects team to manage penny sales tax
As a joint team, ICA, Brownstone, and MB Kahn Construction have been selected by the Richland County Council as the Project Development Team to manage the county's penny sales tax program.
Town of Lexington launches new initiative to eliminate traffic congestion
Steve MacDougall is in his first term, serving the town of Lexington, and he says issues that surfaced during many council meeting discussions in the past are starting to get checked off on his to do list.
The battle for power continues at West Columbia city council meeting
Heated discussions continued in Tuesday night's West Columbia city council meeting.
MEDcare patient urges others to ask BlueCross BlueShield for explanation
A Midlands woman is speaking out about the recent BlueCross BlueShield of South Carolinaâ??s decision of dropping MEDcare Urgent Care under its urgent care provider networks.
SC lawmakers to discuss the progress of DSS
A panel of South Carolina lawmakers is scheduled to meet next week to look into the progress of the state's Department of Social Services.
Senator aims to create better laws to protect the deceased
After learning about a neighbor's death and the online cremation company used to plan his services, Senator Katrina Shealy is working to create better laws to protect the dead.
Disabled citizen says job opportunities are limited because of the lack of public transportation
You can find 45-year-old Darrell Eberhart in his northeast Columbia home, teaching himself how to play the guitar.
