Taylor Mitchell
NewsChannel 10 Weekend Anchor and Reporter
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Taylor, a Chicago native, is NewsChannel 10’s weekend anchor.
She graduated from Illinois State University with a bachelors degree in mass media with an emphasis in TV Production. She also minored in film studies.
Taylor started as a weekday reporter for the station back in July of 2020. Now she is NewsChannel10’s weekend anchor. Some of Taylor’s duties include reporting, anchoring and producing shows.
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 continue sharing news with the Texas Panhandle.
Today the Cannon Air Force in Clovis hosted its second public virtual meeting regarding the chemicals found in groundwater around the base.
Today is the last day to file your taxes, so soon people will be receiving their tax refunds and child tax credit payments.
Area county jails are making it a priority to continue outreach services for inmates after being paused during the pandemic.
This evening kicks off the first day to the 75th anniversary of Dogie Days in Dumas.
The cities of Friona and Dalhart will start new development and renovations on its community parks in an effort to bring more outdoor activity options to the public.
In an effort to grow the Amarillo downtown by adding more apartments to the area, leasing agents are now beginning to accept applications for residents for the apartments coming soon to the Firstbank Southwest Tower.
The Texas Tech Vet School is now in a position to attract advanced students from all around the country.
Tonight, Amarillo Parks and Recreation is launching its first ever Wellness Program called ‘Reset’ and it’s free for all ages.
Today many gathered at the Texas Panhandle War Memorial Center to commemorate Memorial Day.
Security is now in place at the Clovis Regional Airport... so soon, passengers traveling will be able to hop right onto their connecting flights in Denver and not have to go through security there.
The city is starting to make improvements to some of the most highly traveled roadways in Amarillo.
Amarillo car sales are booming, but used pickup trucks are especially popular right now.
If you’re trying to move into an apartment right now, you’ve probably had trouble finding one available. Many apartment complexes in Amarillo are at capacity and are having to turn potential renters away.
Texas Game Wardens are investigating a felony wildlife shooting after three antelope were found dead in Hutchinson County.
Some cities south of Amarillo are working to recover from the weekend storms. Here’s some of the road damage going on in a couple of neighborhoods.
The Amarillo Veterans of Foreign Wars is in need of people to come out and eat at their new restaurant.
Amarillo residents will soon be required to dial 10-digits instead of 7-digits when making local calls.
Six Pack outdoors recently announced the development of a new 15-mile hike and bike trail system at the Rick Klein Sports Complex in Amarillo.
Many Amarillo tax services have been getting calls from people who still have not received their tax returns back from the IRS.
Two Amarillo city pools, Southwest and Southeast are set to open the end of May after being closed last year due to COVID.
Many Amarillo event venues are booked up with graduation parties as many 2020 graduates are making up for lost parties from last year.
This week for the first time ever, Gracie’s Project has had to refuse dogs and cats because the shelter is at capacity with the highest number of animals they’ve ever held.
The city of Borger can now better relay emergency and non-emergency community information to residents.
New mothers in the NICU at Northwest Texas and BSA Hospitals are now able to utilize tablets tailored to them so they can connect with staff, family and others virtually.
Today West Texas A&M University announced a $2.8 million estate gift from former Texas Poets Laureate and assistant professor of English at the university Jenny Lind Porter Scott.
State lawmakers are working to get two healthcare bills passed that would expand telehealth, telemedicine and broadband across Texas.
Panhandle communities are coming together this Saturday for a day of picking up the trash that lies in their cities.
City of Amarillo supports AC’s plan to build a $13 million Regional First Responders Training Center
The city of Amarillo supports Amarillo College’s plan to build a $13 million Regional First Responders Training Center.
The Amazon warehouse coming to Northeast Amarillo is on track to open early 2022. The grading on the construction site is complete and now the foundation is being poured.
A new Texas House Bill that would allow Texans to carry a firearm without a permit has a chance of becoming law this year.
A new women’s webinar series will be taking place for women who want more advice about the changes and challenges they face in life.
If you’re a new mother experiencing postpartum depression and anxiety, Northwest Texas Hospital will soon be providing a free 6-week support series to help you navigate through motherhood.
Clovis Regional Airport has been working on many upgrades to improve travel for residents. One thing they’ve done is add a new 50 passenger regional jet which is now officially in service.
Wildlife baby season is quickly approaching, so the wild west wildlife rehabilitation center is preparing for the large number of animals that will soon come in their care.
The federal eviction moratorium has been extended so anyone who has fallen behind on rent during the pandemic will now have until June 30th to apply for renter eviction assistance.
Amarillo’s new Fire Station number 5 is finally complete and today we received a first look inside the finished building.
Neighbors of the man who was killed near North Grand Street and Northeast 34th Avenue say he was shot in his home.
The statue of the confederate soldier sat at Ellwood Park for about 90 years until today.
Mission Amarillo will soon be launching a new training and mentoring program for teen fathers in Amarillo ages 25 and under.
Panhandle Breast Health and Uniting Parents have partnered together to create an educational health curriculum for girls and women who have disabilities.
Today the Amarillo Area Foundation announced the development of the Harrington Center for Philanthropy which will be a newly created conference center and office space in downtown Amarillo on the corner of 10th and Polk Street.
Soon the Amarillo Police Department will receive a new virtual training simulator that officers can use to practice their critical decision-making skills with realistic situations.
Two Canyon teenage boys were exploring a wooded area in South Canyon and found a raccoon buried alive, struggling to live, after its burrow collapsed on her.
The new 6-and-a-half-mile trail in Borger at Johnson Park is almost complete, but there are still some things to be done.
Northwest Texas Hospital is starting to see an uptick in people with social anxiety as Texas starts to reopen with no masks.
T-Miller Wrecker Service has only been responding to law enforcement calls today because of the high demand for towing services in the dangerous weather.
The Amarillo National Weather Service confirmed eight tornadoes tore through parts of the Panhandle on Saturday. Some residents in Lake Greenbelt near Howardwick experienced a lot of damage to their homes after an EF-2 tornado traveled from Clarendon to Howardwick.
Campers at the Palo Duro Zip Line Adventure Park continue to clean up at their campsite after much was destroyed during the weekend storm.
The new 1 million square foot Amazon warehouse is officially coming to Amarillo early next year and will create over 500 new full-time jobs in the community.
Amarillo SWAT recently responded to a standoff and their new SWAT vehicle assisted them in completing the task.