KPRC 2's nightside reporter Taisha Walker is leaving the station after five years.
KPRC 2's nightside reporter Taisha Walker is leaving the station after five years.
Walker, who joined the NBC affiliate in 2018 from KMBC 9 Kansas City, announced the news on social media."I accepted a wonderful opportunity, which will allow me to stay here in Houston and tell stories in a different capacity. I am ecstatic about what the future holds.
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