Brian Scott
Brian Scott is one of the Onion News Network's most prominent in-the-field reporters. He graduated from the University of Southern California with a degree in broadcast journalism. Before his tenure at the Onion News Network, Scott worked for a number of Los Angeles area news teams, including those at KCBS Channel 2, KTTV Channel 11, and KTLA Channel 5. Scott also served as an anchor and reporter at WOIO in Cleveland, weekend reporter at WCPO in Cincinnati, as a political reporter for Richmond, VA's WRIC, and a general assignment reporter at WVIT in Hartford, CT, KBCI in Boise, ID, KIDK in Idaho Falls, ID, KVOA in Tucson, AZ, KBBA in Lake Havasu City, AZ, KPHO in Phoenix, WFOR in Miami, WPEC in West Palm Beach, FL, WZVN in Fort Myers, FL, and WBNA in Louisville, KY.
Michael Bannon
Michael Bannon has been an anchor for the Onion News Network for five years. He began his career in journalism at the University of Ohio, where he hosted a call-in TV talk show called "The Michael Bannon Information Hour" on the campus television station, WOUB. Upon graduating, he was forced to decide whether to begin a career in journalism or to pursue a career in professional Tae Kwon Do, a martial arts form he had practiced since childhood. After being disqualified from the North American tae kwon do championships for an illegal eye jab, Bannon's decision was made for him. He settled on journalism, working as a beat reporter in Columbus, OH for eight years before gaining the attention of the Onion News Network with an investigative report on Ohio's illegal street-racing scene. He has won several journalism awards, including the Peabody Award, the Edward R. Murrow Award, and in 2006, a Pulitzer Prize for his first book, Homecoming: The Truth Behind America's Disabled Veterans Football League. He cohosts This Weekend at War with his brother and fellow Onion News Network anchor Glen Bannon.
Glen Bannon
Glen Bannon has worked behind and in front of the cameras at the Onion News Network for almost ten years. He is a segment producer as well as a daytime newsroom anchor. He attended the University of Ohio, where he produced a call-in TV talk show called The Michael Bannon Information Hour on the campus television station, WOUB. He practiced competitive tae kwon do through his college years until an eye injury forced him to give up the sport. He cohosts This Weekend At War with his brother and fellow Onion News Network anchor Michael Bannon.
