Amanda Hara is an experienced anchor and director of digital at WSMV, focusing on local news in the Nashville, Tennessee area. With a background in journalism and extensive experience in various news outlets, Amanda covers a wide range of topics including crime, severe weather, local events, and community issues.
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Amanda Hara's reporting focuses on local breaking news and evolving stories in Tennessee, with an emphasis on crime and accidents. She is likely to respond well to pitches that offer exclusive insights or interviews related to ongoing local incidents, especially those involving crime, accidents, or community-related topics.
Given the predominance of breaking news and evolving stories in her coverage attributes, Amanda may be interested in sources who can provide real-time information or expert analysis on unfolding events. Additionally, individuals involved in acts of heroism within the community could also capture her interest.
Pitches should align closely with the local focus of Nashville and surrounding areas within Tennessee to resonate effectively with Amanda.
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By: Amanda Hara
Two people went to the hospital including someone who was inside the home when it caught fire and a firefighter who responded to the scene.
The friend of a man who had been hit by multiple cars and killed on I-40 is now charged with vehicular homicide.
A man said he ran to his home and fashioned a makeshift stretcher using a hammock, rope and plywood.
By: Amanda Hara
The Every Kid Is A Hero foundation uses custom comic books to help students across Tennessee realize their power to make a positive difference in the world.
By: Amanda Hara
Published Dec. 20, 2024 at 2:54 PM CET | Updated moments ago NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Livingston Police Department said officers are responding to the Hutchinson Plant
The Livingston Police Department said, ‘all officers are responding.’
The Livingston Police Department said, ‘all officers are responding’ to the scene and injuries are being reported.
By: Amanda Hara, Tony Garcia
The Livingston Police Department said, ‘all officers are responding' to the scene and injuries are being reported.
The suspect reportedly shot two people at the Hutchinson Plant in Overton County before engaging in a standoff with police along the interstate in Roane County.
By: Caleb Wethington, Tony Garcia, Amanda Hara
The suspect reportedly shot two people at the Hutchinson Plant in Overton County before engaging in a standoff with police on the interstate in Roane County.
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