Alex Denis is a news anchor for WKRN News 2, focusing on local news in Tennessee, specifically in Nashville. With a passion for community journalism, Alex covers a wide range of topics including weather, health, education, and human interest stories, keeping the residents of Nashville informed and engaged.
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Alex Denis' coverage predominantly focuses on local news, particularly in Tennessee and Nashville, with themes covering health, finance, travel, and weather. His articles often feature evolving stories and government announcements.
If you have insights related to local developments in Tennessee or Nashville regarding water infrastructure projects or the allocation of federal funds for such initiatives, Alex may be interested in your expertise. Additionally, if you can provide commentary on breaking news or evolving stories related to healthcare trends or financial matters within these regions specifically, it could be valuable for his coverage.
Given the localized focus of Alex's articles, experts with firsthand knowledge of developments specific to Middle Tennessee would likely capture his attention.
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By: Alex Denis
Wondering what’s going on with the wild swings in weather around Tennessee—look no further than La Niña.
By: Alex Denis
The Safe Stars Initiative, in partnership with the Tennessee Department of Health, recognizes youth sports leagues that provide the highest level of safety for young athletes.
By: Alex Denis
The upward trend of COVID cases in the state is clear on the Tennessee Department of Health’s website.
Weight loss medications or surgery for a 13-year-old may seem extreme, but they are part of a new set of recommendations from the American Academy of Pediatrics for children struggling with obesity…
By: Andy Peterson, Alex Denis
The family told News 2 they were woken by their newest addition, Jigsaw, whose persistent barking alerted them to the ongoing danger.
By: Alex Denis
The highest priority road redesign for pedestrians in the state is located right here in Nashville.
A statewide research project is underway to help smaller communities that rely on groundwater identify where their water comes from.
Middle Tennessee’s water system overflowed with problems causing low pressure, broken pipes, and boil water notices.
By: Alex Denis
Extreme weather events like the arctic blast in December “hit home” for many as the freeze strained Tennessee water systems. TDEC is working to improve systems now thanks to federal fun…
By: Alex Denis
Students in Williamson County are speaking up, making it known racism is real and prejudice is possible.
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