Taylor was born and raised in Chicago, IL. She moved to Oklahoma City in May of 2022 to continue her dream of telling and sharing important community stories that impact Oklahomans everyday.

During her time at News 4 she covered major breaking news and severe weather events frequently. She also independently anchored hours of non-stop newscasts. One of her severe weather stories was awarded an outstanding achievement award by the Oklahoma Association of Broadcasters. 

Her Criminal Justice BEAT included uncovering truths inside Oklahoma prisons and giving inmates a voice to share their experiences inside one of America's most dangerous prison systems.

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She also frequently delivered results through many investigative consumer stories.

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Before joining Oklahoma’s News 4 team, Taylor worked with KFDA Newschannel 10, the CBS affiliate in the Texas Panhandle in Amarillo, TX. She was the weekend anchor and morning reporter. Some of Taylor’s duties included reporting, anchoring, digital content duties, managing staff and producing shows. 

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She was a permanent guest Monday through Friday on Amarillo’s morning talk show, The Chat, where she updated the community on traffic, local and national stories and new content every single day. 

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She graduated from Illinois State University with a bachelor's degree in mass media with an emphasis in TV Production. She minored in film studies. 

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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.” 

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Taylor interned at Chicago’s entertainment news station, CW26 for “The Jam TV Show.” 

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When not at the news station, Taylor loves working out, hanging with friends and cheering on the Chicago Cubs baseball team! 

She is looking forward to taking the next step and further her journalism career.