Tylor Brummett
Morning Anchor/Reporter
Tylor Brummett joined the 21Alive news team as a multimedia journalist in May 2021 and was promoted to morning anchor in March 2023 after spending nearly a year anchoring our weekend morning newscast.
You can find Tylor anchoring 21Alive Morning News from 4:30-5 a.m. and from 7-9 a.m. on MyTV (21.3).
Tylor came to Fort Wayne after graduating from Ball State University with a dual degree in Journalism and Telecommunications with a concentration in News.
While at Ball State, Tylor was an anchor, reporter and producer for the school's award-winning newscast "NewsLink Indiana" and its morning show "Waking Up with Cardinal Weather."
Tylor worked his way into management and eventually served as News Director for NewsLink Indiana, winning awards for his reporting and anchoring.
Tylor also spent two years at WISH-TV in Indianapolis, starting as an intern and eventually getting hired part time. During his time at WISH-TV, he helped gather video, write on-air copy, write content for its website and assisted its production team during live newscasts.
He also spent two years anchoring and reporting for Ben Davis High School's "BDTV" newscast.
Tylor grew up in Plainfield, Ind., located just outside of Indianapolis. He's excited to make northeast Indiana his home.
When Tylor isn't in the newsroom, he's typically hanging out with friends, watching football (Go Colts!), or checking out restaurants around the city.
Feel free to connect with him on Facebook and Twitter.
The holiday season is almost here. While most of us see it as the season of giving, scammers see it as the season of taking.
The Fort Wayne Police Department made an arrest in connection to a death investigation near Bloomingdale Park.
The Better Business Bureau of Northern Indiana will host their Shred Day event Saturday.
A disturbing trend is picking up steam in Allen County.
It’s been more than five months since Bed Bath & Beyond filed for bankruptcy. Since then, scammers have taken advantage of the situation by creating fake websites and fake sales.
We’re in the middle of high school football season and instead of going to the games, you may decide to stream them at home.
Phony police scams are when someone pretends to be police officer, or members of an organization raising money for police and they try to get your money.
There are ways for you to get help if you’re struggling with lots of debt or bad credit, but scammers may try and take advantage of you.
Quick response (QR) codes might be convenient, but experts with the Better Business Bureau of Northern Indiana say they’re also an easy target for scammers.
Online scams are so common and the reason why is probably no surprise since we all have easy access to the internet.
Construction at Homestead High School is still full steam ahead, but parts of their $170 million dollar construction project are already finished.
A woman is dead and two men have life-threatening injuries after a shooting early Sunday morning.
Four people were hurt after a fire at a mobile home late Saturday night, according to FWFD.
Indiana State Police issued a Silver Alert for a missing Huntington County teen.
A statewide Silver Alert has been canceled for a missing teen from South Bend.
A Fort Wayne VFW Post received a gift today.
Fort Wayne firefighters were kept busy Sunday morning putting out a house fire.
Fort Wayne Police say two men were hurt in a shooting at Las Lomas early Saturday morning.
A person has life-threatening injuries after a crash involving a Fort Wayne fire truck and a car.
Police say both have been found safe.
A man was badly hurt in a shooting early Sunday morning.
Fort Wayne City Council members heard a plan from developers who want to turn the former Schaab Metal facility on North Harrison Street, downtown into a place that’ll house restaurant and retail options.
One of the hardest-hit areas during Friday night’s storms in Allen County was near Maysville and Stellhorn roads, impacting hundreds including a local business owner.
The Grant County Sheriff’s Department is launching a new program to help children after a possible traumatic experience.
There was a discussion at Purdue Fort Wayne Wednesday about housing and how to better serve people with disabilities in our community.
Students at Canterbury High School heard from a man who defied the odds. He survived not one, but two plane crashes.
A parent is asking East Allen County Schools to take a book off a reading list. Other people have tried to add ‘The Bluest Eye’ to the list of banned books in schools in several states.
The 2024 race for the Third District Congressional seat is heating up as former Allen County Judge Wendy Davis announces her campaign.
Twice a year, one question seems to always pop up: Should we change our clocks twice a year? Research shows it could have some dangerous effects.
It’s been a difficult few days for people living in Garrett following the death of Indiana State Police Trooper James Bailey.
We’re learning when the visitation and funeral for Indiana State Police Master Trooper James Bailey will happen.
A area ice cream shop is donating profits in memory of a fallen trooper.
Play at Carroll High School featuring same-sex relationships canceled, angers students and activists
An online petition has gained thousands of signatures after students say leaders with Carroll High School canceled a play after complaints from community members.
Fort Wayne Police say multiple people were hurt after a car crash in Fort Wayne early Sunday morning.
We are getting a closer look at the Riverfront at Promenade Park as the first neighbors move into their new apartment building across the street from Promenade Park.
For much of the past year, Tatyana Hutcherson has been worried while some of her family fights for Ukraine.
A man is in the hospital with life-threatening injuries after police say he tried to avoid an officer who tried pulling him.
Fort Wayne mayor Tom Henry delivered his 2023 State of the City address where he celebrated his successes in 2022, but he didn’t talk about his October drunk driving arrest.
Community leaders gathered Tuesday morning for a conversation about race in our area during the Fort Wayne United Front Keynote address, which brings together community members to help address racism and educate people.
Students and staff returned to Homestead High School Monday for the first time since students gathered to voice concerns about racism at Homestead.
People in the town of North Webster have waited years for an arrest in the cold case murder of 17-year-old Laurel Mitchell in 1975.
A Marion Police officer shot and killed a suspect early Sunday morning after investigators say that person tried running from them.
A new sign is now lit up at Electric Works years after the old General Electric sign was turned off for the last time.
Dave Jehl is the owner of Mows before Hose Lawn Care, which focuses on lawn care in the summer and plowing snow in the winter.
Fort Wayne Police say they are working to learn more after a domestic dispute call led to a man barricading himself inside of a home for about three hours Sunday.
While we still don’t know the cause of the fire in Fremont that killed a woman and her three young children, firefighters are reminding you to make sure you have an emergency plan.
It might sound like a cliché, but it’s true. When something bad happens, most people run from the danger. However, first responders run towards it and see things no one should ever have to see.
Just more than 48 hours later, a community is coming to terms with a tragedy after a mother and her three children were killed in a house fire.
Officials with the Fort Wayne International Airport are giving a clearer look into the impact Wednesday’s nationwide FAA ground stop had on Fort Wayne.
