Brianna Hamblin is a Morning Reporter for NewsChannel 5 Network in Nashville, Tennessee. With a focus on local news, Brianna covers a wide range of topics including community events, crime, politics, and human interest stories. She is dedicated to providing accurate and engaging news coverage to the Nashville community.
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By: Brianna Hamblin
From 3 to 7 p.m. people will find more than 30 tents where they can sample more than 100 different wines, beers, and spirits.
By: Brianna Hamblin
According to detectives, the boyfriend initially said his girlfriend, Autumn Joiner, shot herself, but then his story changed.
By: Brianna Hamblin
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Second Harvest Food Bank of Middle Tennessee has announced plans to purchase 23.6 acres of land off of Donelson Pike for a new, bigger distribution center.
Friday was opening night for several D.C. holiday events.
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.
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