Taylor is a weekday news reporter for NewsChannel 10.
She was born and raised in Chicago, IL.
Taylor graduated from Illinois State University with a bachelors degree in mass media with an emphasis in TV Production. She also minored in film studies.
While in college, she interned at her school news station, TV10 News, where she was nominated for an Emmy Award in November 2019 on a segment called “Bites of Blono.”
Before working at NewsChannel 10, Taylor also interned at Chicago’s entertainment news station, CW26 for “The Jam TV Show.”
When not at the news station, Taylor loves working out, hanging with friends and cheering on the Chicago Cubs baseball team!
She is excited to get to know the community and share important stories!
The Amarillo City Council has put together a new program called the Task Force for Greatness which is a group that tackles different issues in the city like social justice issues, equity issues and any other problems that come about.
Obesity has been a high risk factor for COVID. Gyms continue to see a decrease in the number of people working out at their facilities. Now there are other health risks people are facing during the pandemic.
Governor Abbott announced the state will be sending medical resources to the Panhandle and South Plains areas to support hospitals during the pandemic. BSA hospital will take advantage.
Amarillo Animal Management and Welfare building is a proposition 2 project that was voted by the public for public safety and animal management. The facility has been in construction since February. The city's approval has allowed the project to stay under the $1.4 million budget.
COVID-19 has played a role in the amount of animals shelters are seeing being adopted and returned. And now shelters are finding it hard to take care of these large amount of animals.
Today students at River Road Middle school are participating in a 24 hours of silence project. A theater teacher created this assignment and students are not allowed to use words in any form for an entire day.
The remainder of the passengers who were not injured in a bus crash near Vega that killed one and left multiple injured gathered at Christ Community Church today.
West Texas A&M opera students have been learning different skills throughout the pandemic making performers provide different ways for entertainment to their audiences.
Concert halls have stayed closed since the start of the pandemic resulting in them to possibly permanently close forever, Leftwoods music venue in Amarillo is seeking for help through the NIVA organization.
Three Texas Tech students are involved with the COVID symptom tracker app that analyzes data for people with COVID-19 symptoms in West Texas and Eastern New Mexico.
Amarillo city leaders and health officials are moving forward with the state’s guidance on their COVID-19 response allowing businesses to serve more customers.
Families who would normally be staying at the Ronald McDonald house have been staying in an apartment complex since last summer as their new building is being built.
With different events being canceled and people staying at home for work, dry cleaning businesses have seen a dramatic decrease and difference in their normal routine.
Today the Amarillo Fire Department is honoring first responders lives lost in 9/11 by climbing 110 floors, which was how high the world trade center was.
