Rapper Tay-K is facing up to 99 years in prison after being found guilty of a brutal murder that occurred in 2016. The 19-year-old was involved in a home invasion and robbery in Mansfield, Texas ...

Rapper Tay-K will stay behind bars after his request for bond was denied by a judge on Thursday (March 8). According to a report from the Fort Worth Star-Telegram, defense attorneys Jeff Kearney ...

Tay-K, who was 16 at the time, was arrested for the murder and released on house arrest. He is also a suspect in another murder following a Daytona Boyz performance in late 2015.

Tay-K earned viral infamy after dropping his song "The Race" after cutting off his ankle monitor and fleeing from authorities in March 2017. On the song, he documents his run from the law.

Tay-K was on the run from authorities at the time of Saldivar's murder. The rapper fled house arrest in April 2017 while awaiting trial for the murder of Walker, who was killed in 2016 during a ...

Tay K's dad, Kevin Beverly, spent much of his time in prison when Tay K was growing up. But Tay K's mom decided to move the young boy and his sister to Las Vegas, Nevada, when he was eight.

Just 16 at the time, Tay-K narrowly avoided a capital murder conviction that could've locked him away for life. The new sentence adds to the 55 years he's already serving for a separate 2016 murder.

Rapper Tay-K 47, whose birth name is Taymor McIntyre, is on trial on charges of capital murder and aggravated robbery following his involvement in a home invasion in 2016 that led to the murder of ...

Tay-K’s reps took to his Instagram Story to release a statement denying the recent media reports that he will be spending even more term in prison after stabbing a prison guard.

Tay-K gained notoriety in 2017 when he cut off his ankle bracelet and fled house arrest. He released a song called “The Race,” which now has more than 174 million views on YouTube.

Tay-K’s capital murder charges were filed in Bexar County, along with additional aggravated robbery charges for the “savage” beating of a “defenseless 65-year-old,” according to authorities.