Brandy McGill
News Anchor
Biloxi, MS
Brandy McGill made her way back to the Mississippi Gulf Coast in June 2024, this after anchoring full time in Hattiesburg at WDAM.
Brandy began her career as a reporter and weekend morning anchor at WLOX in 2019 after obtaining her degree in Broadcast Journalism from The University of Southern Mississippi.
Prior to USM, Brandy attended Jones County Junior College, where she received her associate’s degree and was a member of the dance team.
Brandy enjoys attending community outreach events. She even served as a board member with South Mississippi AIDS Tasks Force nonprofit in 2020.
Brandy has a passion for storytelling, but outside of work, she enjoys being a mom, shopping and exercising.
Taylor Swift fans in South Mississippi can celebrate the release of her 12th studio album, "The Life of a Showgirl," at the Gulfport Sportsplex.
The couple had just moved into a new home when they learned they were expecting quintuplets.
Community members and business have rallied to help out a family of four that is expecting quintuplets
The Jones County Sheriff’s Department is investigating, along with the Mississippi Bureau of Investigation, a suspected murder in the Matthews community.
The Wayne County community is reeling after three separate shootings sent two women and a four-year-old boy to the hospital on Friday morning. These are just the latest shootings in the county’s ongoing battle against gun violence.
Mississippi Teacher of the Year prepares for her next trip to advocate public education with U.S. Congressmen on Capitol Hill.
What is the most needed organ for Black Mississippians? Kidneys.
A mother in Waynesboro is still in shock that someone near and dear to her heart wasted no time saving her life.
A grandson in Mississippi is choosing to fight a cancer battle with his grandmother by going bald, while she goes through treatments
A grandson in Bassfield is choosing to fight a battle with his grandma she never saw coming. A simple act has reminded this grandma she isn’t alone.
One mother is working to alleviate some stress on moms who are in desperate need of milk during the nationwide baby formula shortage.
