Warren Wilson was a broadcaster and former KTLA reporter, who earned six Los Angeles Area Emmy awards during his career. Wilson was one of the first African-American broadcasters in Los Angeles and covered major news headlines and stories for over 40 years. As he was well respected in the industry, he made an impact on minority groups and was trailblazer for storytelling.
Warren Wilson
Broadcaster, Reporter
September 27, 2024
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