INDIANAPOLIS – August 4, 2022 – Peggy McClelland, WISH-TV Creative Services Director, today announced that WISH-TV has hired Kayla Sullivan as a specialty content creator who will feature stories on family and parenting. Through her amusing yet informative storytelling, Sullivan will add her unique perspective to WISH-TV’s “Focus on Family and Community” initiative.
As an entertainer and content creator, this Indianapolis native reaches global audiences with her humorous “parenting reports.” Kayla’s unique approach will anchor two WISH-TV franchises:
KIDding with Kayla – Using her trademark “anchor voice” and journalistic storytelling skills, Kayla will produce lighthearted features on parenting from her perspective, while often featuring content based on the real-life exploits of her spirited son Allan!
Reel Tok – Utilizing a similar style to KIDding with Kayla, she will discuss and opine regularly on family-friendly social media trends across the globe to coincide with WISH TV’s brand of “Focused on Family and the Community.”
Kayla hopes the audience will realize they are not alone in their challenges by sharing amusing family stories, connecting them to the community, and sharing a laugh or two along the way with KIDding with Kayla and Reel Tok.
Kayla is a graduate of the University of Indianapolis and interned with WISH-TV. She spent seven years broadcasting news in Indianapolis and Lafayette, Indiana.
“This role combines my two biggest passions in life: being a parent and serving my community through local TV,” Sullivan said. “I’m thankful WISH-TV’s ‘Focus on Family and Community’ aligns with my values and goals.”
In her free time, Kayla enjoys spending time outdoors at local parks and lakes, exploring new restaurants and museums, and most of all, spending time with her son Allan – the preschooler with a bright future in entertainment.
WISH-TV has set the standard for television excellence in Central Indiana since 1954. The station has been honored as “Television Station of the Year” by the Indiana Broadcasters Association, for its “Overall Excellence” by the Edward R. Murrow Awards, and as “Outstanding News Operation,” “Outstanding Weather Operation,” “Best Newscast,” and “Best Website” by the Indiana Associated Press Broadcast Association. WISH-TV offers viewers 77 hours per week of local news and local programming and provides around-the-clock information on its digital platforms. WISH-TV is locally owned and operated by Circle City Broadcasting, and is an affiliate of The CW network. The station serves more than one million households