Brendan Tierney is a news reporter with a focus on local news in Nashville, Tennessee. He has written for various news outlets, including WSMV, WBNG TV 12, and KPLC-TV. Brendan's articles cover a range of topics, from human interest stories to crime and public safety issues, providing valuable information to the community.
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Brendan Tierney's focus is on local news, with a significant emphasis on crime stories and evolving local events. His coverage frequently includes government announcements and breaking news.
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Plumbers said people should open their cabinets and drip faucets to prevent problems.
By: Brendan Tierney
A $10,000 reward is being offered by the family for information that leads to an arrest.
By: Brendan Tierney, Steve Mehling
LEBANON, Tenn. (WSMV) - While the downtown square in Lebanon has seen its fair share of wrecks and accidents over the past decade, business owners said the one that happened early Sunday morning may take the cake.
The grant doesn’t guarantee there will be an SRO at every building.
By: Brendan Tierney
Published Dec. 19, 2024 at 12:44 AM CET | Updated moments ago
All staff, patients and hospital visitors will go through the security screening.
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