Tayler Davis
FOX19 NOW Reporter
Cincinnati
Tayler Davis previously worked at Gray TV stations KSLA in Shreveport, La. and KFVS12 in Cape Girardeau, Mo
She received a bachelor’s degree in political science from the University of Louisiana at Monroe. Tayler also has a master’s degree from Grambling State University.
As a student, she was chosen to be a Reuters White House Correspondent Recipient, becoming the first to be selected at Grambling State University. Tayler says her goal is to continue to be a voice for the community.
When she’s not telling stories, she loves hanging out with family and friends and eating seafood.
Family, friends and co-workers of Jonathan Young are preparing to lay him to rest following his death on the job last month.
Coworkers at Oak Tavern are raising money for a colleague they say was seriously injured in an alleged attack by her son.
Big changes are coming to Downtown Cincinnati’s roadways due to the Brent Spence Bridge Corridor Project.
Two more defendants involved in last July’s brawl in Downtown Cincinnati have been sentenced.
Kim Bell spent decades shaping lives of hundreds of children
It happened in the 1600 block of Marlowe Avenue early Sunday morning.
It happened at Erkenbrecher and Dury Avenues Saturday morning.
Organizers said this year’s show will feature unprecedented enhancements and a dramatically expanded footprint designed to create a fully immersive experience.
Police say a 25-year-old died as a result of the shooting.
The 26.2-mile run started near Paycor Stadium at 6:30 a.m. and wrapped around the city.
More criminal charges are pending as Green Township police say detectives are continuing to investigate.
The entrance is open again to TriHealth Arrow Springs Medical Center
The suspect who previously claimed self-defense in a fatal stabbing that was sparked by an argument over sports pleaded guilty in court Monday, April 20.
Dashaun Jones is now 20 but was 16 when he was charged with gunning down Jerome Lipscomb III, 15, in May 2022
Bond was set at $2.5M for Djaune Ferguson in the death of Joshua Sherman
The Polar Plunge benefits Ohio and Kentucky's Special Olympics programs and athletes.
Thousands of runners and walkers participated in the city’s largest single-day fundraiser Sunday morning.
Local and federal authorities are still investigating
The fire left two people injured, and one person has been unaccounted for, according to Fairfield firefighters.
One person is dead, and another person is injured after a shooting happened
Deputies say they responded to Walton-Verona Elementary School on Saturday for a report of a person with a gun.
Building Bridges began through Antonio Spicer’s aim to give teenage boys real-world guidance, career exposure and confidence.
The victim is expected to recover, according to her grandmother and the sheriff's office
The home was deemed a total loss and at least one person was displaced due to the fire.
Flames broke out in the 300 block of Industry Drive around 4 a.m.
1-in-7 people face food insecurity, according to the Freestore Foodbank.
Fountain Square will be hosting festive events such as Duke Energy’s Light Up the Square event and the YMCA of Greater Cincinnati’s Downtown Dazzle series to help the Queen City get into the holiday spirit.
Police believed she had been dead for seven to 10 days before he called 911.
Here is the list of CVG flight delays and cancellations for Saturday.
The homicide unit is investigating a shooting that happened in Carthage early Sunday morning, dispatch says.
This is a case of self-defense, attorney Clyde Bennett II tells FOX19 NOW
Rodney Hinton killed Deputy Larry Henderson by deliberately driving into him on May 2, prosecutors say
The nonprofit's goal is to raise $1,065,000.
Early prostate screenings are critical to ensure you have the best chance of survival.
All three victims will be laid to rest Saturday.
Shelly Jean McGlone is held on $1 million bond
No classes Wednesday at Project Success and the Primary, Elementary, and Intermediate schools
Three of the six have been arrested, and police are “actively pursuing” the other three, the chief said.
Gov. DeWine and ODOT officials announced a project to build more than one thousand semi-truck parking spots to curb crashes.
Multiple law enforcement agencies were involved in the search
A bench warrant has been out for Darius McGrew since January, court records show
Numerous emergency crews were seen on and near the Taylor-Southgate Bridge
This is the 52nd anniversary of the first Pride parade in the city.
A man is in stable condition after a shooting in Downtown Cincinnati early Sunday morning.
The race participants raised money for Cole and Chase’s family and the Boys and Girls Club of Greater Cincinnati.
This happened about one year after vandalism occurred at the Jewish cemeteries.
