Brianna Hamblin is a News Reporter at NewsChannel 5 Network. She focuses on a diverse range of topics including regional interest, crime, social issues, and cultural events, with a particular emphasis on Tennessee and Nashville. Brianna's work has also been featured in WUSA-TV, showcasing her commitment to covering significant events and issues affecting her community.
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City Council is set to take its first vote on the proposed plans Tuesday.
By: Brianna Hamblin
Turkey Trotters should grab a poncho to run the 5k Thanksgiving morning. Meanwhile drivers should expect road closures in Arlington around race route.
By: Brianna Hamblin
AAA expects Monday to be the last busy travel day surrounding the Thanksgiving holiday.
A family of seven lost their Leesburg home in a house fire Sunday, but they continue to give back to the DMV community as community members work to help them rebuild
By: Brianna Hamblin
The Kids Choice Sports Center in Woodbridge caught on fire Thursday. Now the owners and the community are figuring out how to move forward.
By: Brianna Hamblin
Operation Elf is underway to collect gifts for more than 160 children of inmates at the Alexandria Sheriff's Office.
By: Brianna Hamblin
Prince George's County Council Vice Chair, Edward Burroughs, gathered his own team to plow, shovel, and salt streets.
By: Brianna Hamblin
Although people from all over the country, of all ages and backgrounds, joined the People's March, one protester said no one felt like a stranger.
President-elect Donald Trump previews announcements to pardon Jan. 6 convictions, close borders, and end DEI programs.
Families from all over the country who were originally in town to be in the parade gathered at the TAPS headquarters to watch the inauguration together
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