Abigail Martin is a reporter and multimedia journalist for Local 3 News, focusing on local news in Chattanooga, Tennessee. Her work has also been featured in the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal. Abigail covers a wide range of topics including crime, community events, human interest stories, and local government issues.
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Chattanooga, Tennessee, United States (Local)
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Abigail Martin’s reporting largely focuses on local news in the Tennessee, Chattanooga area. She frequently covers government announcements and evolving stories related to a variety of community-focused themes such as politics, family, relationships, entertainment news, crime, weather updates and community events.
If you plan to pitch to Abigail Martin it is essential that your story or source is relevant to the local Tennessee or Chattanooga area. Topics related to government policies and programs affecting the local community would likely be well received by her audience.
When considering pitches for Ms. Martin's coverage focus on highlighting human-interest stories within these thematic areas that directly impact the people living in Chattanooga and its surrounding areas.
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By: Abigail Martin
Another year has passed without the Mullens family knowing who is responsible for michael's death. The case is active with the Walker County Sheriff's Office, the FBI and the GBI.
One business owner says an Action Committee is in place to discuss ideas for traffic patterns to keep pedestrians safe.
By: Abigail Martin
Hamilton County leaders hosted a town hall to discuss what's next for the McDonald farm.
By: Abigail Martin
Amy Maxwell with Hamilton County's Office of Emergency Management says your vehicle can easily be trapped in flooded waters with you in it.
By: Abigail Martin
County officials agree the stadium will happen, but say they want the best-case scenario for taxpayers.
"We have to nurture them. We have to love them. We have to provide resources that they need,” says one speaker.
The project was approved for $80 million in August of 2022. It is now expected to reach $120 million, sparking controversy late in the game.
The project is expected to bring in $186 million for Hamilton County Schools, $102 million to split between the City and County, and $1.1 billion in private development that generates $2.3 billion in economic impact.
Dawn Lemaitre, owner of Dishin' with Dawn, says meal planning goes a long way. “Look at what's on sale in the stores,” she says. “Meal plan according to what's on sale and what's seasonal in the store."
By: Sharon Wilson, Abigail Martin, Anne Arundel Man
CLINTON, Md. — Saint John The Evangelist School student Abigail Martin is the proud winner of Artsonia’s Artist of the Week contest, a voting competition held on Artsonia.com, the world’s largest collection of student art portfolios exhibiting over 100 million pieces of student art.
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