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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Brianna's focus is on local news, particularly in Nashville, Tennessee. Her coverage includes a mix of crime reports, community events, and government announcements. If you have insights or stories related to local government decisions, community events, crime trends in Nashville or the music scene there specifically, Brianna may be interested in covering them.
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By: Brianna Hamblin
Friends, family, and colleagues will pay their final respects Wednesday to Lebanon Police Officer Brendan Myers.
By: Brianna Hamblin
People who donate blood will receive 20 percent off tickets to see the Nashville Ballet perform "Dracula" at the Tennessee Performing Arts Center from October 3 to 6.
By: Brianna Hamblin
Health experts have updated recommendations on how to prepare for an expected fall surge of COVID-19.
By: Brianna Hamblin
A project to tell the history of North Nashville through the people who lived it publishes its first podcast episode on Thursday. It is called "We Are North Nashville."
By: Brianna Hamblin
Bring the family to celebrate fall this season at Honeysuckle Hill Farm in Springfield with dozens of activities and events!
By: Brianna Hamblin
Those participating will carry flags, weights, or even other people on their shoulders to symbolize the burdens our veterans carry.
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.
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