Taylor WWII soldier returns home 80 years after dying in action
For more than eight decades, a Taylor family has wondered what happened to their loved one after he deployed to France to fight in WWII. The family finally got those answers.
Samsung contributed $28.6B to Austin-area economy in 2023: report
Samsung's annual economic impact report for the Austin area reports drastically higher numbers for 2023 than years prior, this as the company's new Taylor plant nears operation.
Layken Stokes: Police find missing girl after she left school
Taylor police have found Layken Stokes, 8. Police said she left her elementary school on Monday, but was later found.
Man caught on camera stealing propane tank in Taylor
According to Taylor police, from 2022-23, there has been a slight increase in property thefts.
Taylor ISD students can get two years of college for free through early college program
Taylor ISD high school students will be able to graduate with a high school diploma and an associate degree through a new program through Legacy Early College High School.
Drug trafficking operation in Taylor apartment busted; 2 people arrested
Dozens of pounds of marijuana was enough for the Williamson County Sheriff's Office to get tipped off about it.
AMBER Alert: Missing 8-year-old girl from Taylor found safe
8-year-old Layken Stokes, who was the subject of an AMBER Alert, has been found safe.
Taylor ISD elementary school celebrates 40 years
Students and staff, past and present, gathered together Monday to celebrate T.H. Johnson Elementary School's 40th anniversary.
Dozens of roads in Central Texas, including Round Rock, still closed due to flooding
Widespread rain in Central Texas has led to the closure of numerous low water crossings.
Carolyn Jackson, former KTBC news personality, dies at 96
Carolyn Jackson, who died this week at 96, was an icon of central Texas broadcast news, hosting her own program on KTBC in the 1960s and 1970s.
Ted Cruz discusses CHIPS Act, pushes to streamline permitting process for plants
Senator Ted Cruz made an appearance in Williamson County as he pushed for legislation that would streamline construction at semiconductor factories, like the Samsung plant in Taylor.
Taylor Samsung plant on target to be operational by end of 2024
Samsung says the Taylor plant is on target to be operational by the end of the year, but it's unknown when production would begin.
Taylor teen has been missing for more than two weeks
Taylor police are searching for a teen runaway who has been missing for more than two weeks.
3 sentenced for distributing fentanyl that resulted in Coupland teen's death
The three were sentenced to multiple years in prison for distributing counterfeit pills containing fentanyl that resulted in the death of a Coupland teen.
Old Taylor High School turned into small business shopping center
It's been 100 years since Old Taylor High School opened its doors to teach young minds, but now it serves a different purpose: home to 27 small businesses, eateries, and specialty shops.
Taylor voters will have final say on city council pay raise
Earlier this year, more than 1300 residents signed a petition opposing the Taylor City Council's move to give itself a 4,000 percent pay raise. That inspired another petition, presented to council this week.
Taylor woman hopes to restore & reopen historic Howard Theatre
A woman is hoping to bring the Howard back to glory after it was forced to close due to the pandemic and its pipes bursting during the 2021 freeze.
City of Taylor approves petition against 4,000 percent pay raise for council members
Taylor residents are voicing their opposition to the city council's decision to increase their pay by 4,000 percent. Over 1300 people have signed a petition against the decision, which was approved by the City.
Taylor Samsung chip plant hires at Williamson County job fair
The new Samsung chip plant in Taylor won't open until the end of 2024, but the company is already looking to hire central Texans to work at the facility.
Taylor man found guilty of sexually abusing children sentenced to life in prison
A Williamson County jury found Juan J. Banda guilty of Continuous Sexual Abuse of a Young Child, and sentenced him to life in prison without the possibility of parole.