Tayler Davis
Reporter - KSLA
Shreveport, La.
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Tayler previously worked at 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.
Morris Naron, an 11-year-old known to his family and friends as Treyson, was killed Sunday in a UTV crash in Webster Parish
A local activist says celebrating Juneteenth is great, but people should also remember the true meaning of the day and the importance it represents.
Members of the LGBTQ+ community say Pride Month is a big deal.
Residents at a Shreveport apartment complex are calling out for help to fix issues they say have gone on too long.
The Bossier City Council will recognize the bravery of three men who saved the life of a woman who was trying to jump off a bridge.
A hot topic of discussion for years is finally coming to reality.
Volunteers search as authorities continue investigating disappearance of a 4-year-old girl’s father
The community is grieving this sudden loss and sharing their memories of Emmanuel.
The information includes each person’s name, their ethnicity/race and gender
Lack of available homes plus rising cost of building materials push prices to record highs
Yet another family is speaking out after one of their loved ones was caught in the crossfire during a shooting in Shreveport.
Swim instructor recommends that parents start early in teaching their kids to swim so they’re unafraid of the water
Trees and powerlines are down across northwest Louisiana following early morning storms on Friday, May 28.
Friday, May 28 is the start of the Memorial Day weekend, and many people in the ArkLaTex are choosing to travel this year.
Activists and other leaders say we still have a long way to go locally and throughout the country
In the ArkLaTex, there were shootings in Longview, Waskom and Shreveport.
Region 7, an area near Mansfield Road, has reported a low number of people being vaccinated.
Two teenage boys are dead after drowning in a creek, the Claiborne Parish Sheriff’s Office reports.
At the SFEC, professionally trained financial counselors help individuals and families manage their finances, pay down debt, increase savings, build credit, and access safe and affordable mainstream banking products.
For parents who file their children every year, this time around you can qualify to get more back and even get the money early.
The CDC announced on Wednesday, May 13, that they recommend the use of the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine for people age 12 and up.
Lawmakers across the ArkLaTex are trying to get people back to work.
“At first, it was just raining and hailing. And then we saw the garage go flying ...”
Seventeen states currently allow recreational marijuana use and several more are considering it, including Louisiana.
The superintendent of Bossier Parish Schools is talking about the importance of getting kids vaccinated against COVID-19.
An Amazon distribution center is expected to be built in Shreveport, a source close to the situation confirms.
Fairfield Estates will be a 12-unit complex that will offer affordable rental housing.
Dumpster made available to the public; property standards inspectors look for violations, including parking issues
According to the police report, Melody Moffett, 66, is facing a charge of simple battery.
Some people say they’ll continue to wear them in order to protect others
The State Fair of Louisiana is all set to be held in Shreveport April 29 through May 9, but a number of residents have some safety concerns about the event.
Workdays are long because calls have not stopped since they started pouring in
A bill that’s currently being considered in the Louisiana legislature would allow legal gun owners to carry a concealed weapon without a permit.
Many Shreveport residents had a strong reaction to today’s developments in the trial of Derek Chauvin.
Latest involved multiple men reportedly firing into crowd on Hearne Avenue, wounding 6 people
Fans from across the state gathered on Saturday, April 17, for the 47th annual Bayou Classic game.
The 47th Annual Bayou Classic will be played at Independence Stadium in Shreveport Saturday, April 17, and fans are getting excited.
The Bayou Classic Expo runs from April 15 to April 17 at the Shreveport Convention Center.
Newly elected mayor of Bossier City, Tommy Chandler, has made his choice for the city’s new chief administrative officer.
On Tuesday, April 13, KSLA’s Tayler Davis spoke with Dr. John Vanchiere with LSU Health Shreveport about what people should know about this “pause.”
Many businesses in the Shreveport area are looking forward to a potential boom in business with the Bayou Classic, scheduled for Saturday, April 17.
A mother of nine children was shot and killed in a crowded Shreveport parking lot on the evening of Easter Sunday.
Governor Greg Abbott has signed a executive to ban a mandate on vaccine passports in the State of Texas.
Churches have had to implement many changes to how services are held during the coronavirus pandemic.
KSLA News 12′s Tayler Davis speaks with Dr. John Vanchiere about the problem and how it could affect those who already are hesitant about getting vaccinated
Pediatric specialist, parents discuss Pfizer vaccine being available before kids head back to school
Currently, Pfizer’s vaccine is the only one that the FDA has approved for teenagers age 16 or older
Damaged houses, trees, fences and other structures left in its wake
In an effort to fight crime and provide more economic opportunities in District B, Councilwoman LeVette Fuller is cleaning up her district.
Three people are recovering following a crash on Friday morning in downtown Shreveport.