Aaron Velasquez is a journalist for WBIR-TV in Knoxville, Tennessee. With a focus on local news, Aaron covers a wide range of topics including community events, human interest stories, crime, and weather. His reporting provides valuable insights and updates to the residents of Knoxville and surrounding areas.
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Aaron Velasquez focuses on local news, especially community events, holidays, and crime in the Tennessee/Knoxville area. If you are reaching out to him with a pitch, consider offering stories related to local businesses, community events around holidays or volunteer work within the region.
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Charity Honeycutt teamed up with five other high school friends to help their hometown recover after the floods from Helene devastated their community.
By: Aaron Velasquez
The existence of depression on top of a chronic illness can complicate how both are treated, according to Harrington.
By: Aaron Velasquez
The Knoxville chapter was created in 2016. According to one leader, they've given away more than $410,000 in donations since then.
Since the pandemic, experts in East Tennessee say two in five adults have a mental health condition.
By: Aaron Velasquez
The property known locally as the Hutton Farm was purchased with the intention of being turned into a limestone quarry.
Dr. Joel Davis Brown is an expert in company culture and communication. He says politics can be a passionate topic for some, but for others it can be uncomfortable.
Loneliness and stress are common as people prepare for seeing family and hosting gatherings during the holidays.
" initiative will return to Knoxville from Wednesday, Nov. 20 to Tuesday, Dec. 3. This unique donation effort, sponsored by The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, places vending machines across the country where people can donate to support local charities in need. Knoxville machines will be located at 524 Gay Street.
In the town of Marshall is a small one-street community called Rollins. It's beautiful view of the French Broad River turned deadly when Helene struck.
Sarah and Tyler Morrow turned to real estate investing as an additional income stream during the pandemic.
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