Former professional boxing champion Jermain Taylor has been arrested on charges of first-degree domestic battery and aggravated assault after a shooting at his Pulaski County home that injured his cousin.

Boxer Jermain Taylor pleaded innocent Monday to charges stemming from an August shooting at his Pulaski County home that injured his cousin.

Boxer Jermain Taylor has been charged with five counts of aggravated assault after police say he discharged a firearm in Little Rock on Monday afternoon.

A Pulaski County judge Tuesday granted a request from Jermain Taylor's attorneys that the boxer be moved to a lockdown hospital for a full evaluation of his well-being.

Little Rock boxer Jermain Taylor has been stripped of his International Boxing Federation middleweight title belt, IBF championship chairman Lindsey E. Tucker said Friday.

Boxer Jermain Taylor pleaded innocent Monday to accusations he opened fire and threatened a family after a Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade in Little Rock earlier this year.

Boxer Jermain Taylor is headed back to the Pulaski County jail pending a new mental evaluation ordered by a judge Friday.

Jermain Taylor's mother, Carlois, defends her son before a court appearance.

Boxer Jermain Taylor on Thursday pleaded innocent by reason of mental disease of defect to a battery charge stemming from allegations he assaulted a man at a rehabilitation center where he was undergoing treatment.

Boxer Jermain Taylor will be allowed out of jail to say his final goodbyes to his mother, who died earlier this month, but he can't attend her funeral.

A judge on Monday set bail for boxer Jermain Taylor and granted him permission to travel to Florida to participate in a training camp.

Boxer Jermain Taylor's lawyers told a Pulaski County circuit judge Monday that they're prepared for the former champion's first trial over accusations he threatened a family of five by firing a gun during Little Rock's Martin Luther King Jr. Day parade.

Professional boxer Jermain Taylor pleaded guilty Tuesday in three cases, and a Pulaski County judge then agreed to conditions allowing the former middleweight champion to return to the ring.

After three arrests in less than a year stalled Jermain Taylor's boxing career, the former middleweight champion is "ready to fight today," his trainer said Tuesday.

Boxer Jermain Taylor received a suspended sentence in a trio of felony cases the former middleweight champ pleaded guilty to last year, meaning he will not have to serve any time in prison.