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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Friends and family members were gathered for an 80th birthday party when the deadly shooting happened.
By: Amanda Hara
Chief Bill Randolph is accused of skipping out on a training conference in Gatlinburg and instead going to restaurants and shops with his wife.
By: Amanda Hara
Police body camera footage captured a two-year-old girl standing near multiple lanes of traffic exiting the interstate.
A spokesperson for the Tennessee Department of Children's Services revealed when its agents get involved.
The lawsuit claims failures by Belmont University, the Metro Nashville Police Department, Metro Development Housing Agency and state of Tennessee contributed to the death of Jillian Ludwig.
Multiple lanes near the McEwen Drive exit were impacted.
By: Amanda Hara, Caleb Wethington
FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WSMV) - Latest: The Franklin Police Department announced that the stretch of Interstate 65 that's been blocked for hours should reopen at about 4 p.m.
The Cookeville Police Department announced a closure in both directions.
The Cookeville Police Department shut down East Springs Street for the ‘significant sinkhole.'
By: Amanda Hara
Published Nov. 22, 2024 at 11:15 AM GMT+1 | Updated moments ago NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - An abandoned barn caught fire early Friday morning in North Nashville.
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