Clarice Scheele is a journalist based in Johnson City, Tennessee. She has written for various local news outlets including WJHL, WATE 6 On Your Side, and WKRN News 2. Clarice covers a wide range of topics including education, local government, community events, and human interest stories.
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Clarice Scheele's coverage primarily centers around local news, with a focus on government announcements and community events in the Johnson City area. She often covers topics related to education, government & politics, crime, entertainment news, family & relationships, and various local issues.
Given her extensive coverage of local topics such as education, community development projects like parks and mental health facilities opening up in the region would likely be of interest to her. Additionally, she may appreciate pitches related to safety concerns within the community or developments in agriculture and transportation that directly impact residents.
Sources who can provide insights into these specific localized issues or offer perspectives relevant to Tennessee's legislative sessions could capture Clarice’s attention for potential interviews or commentary.
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By: Clarice Scheele
Law enforcement asked for more information in three deaths around Esquire Alley, but one resident isn't surprised by the lack of progress.
By: Clarice Scheele
Along with issues in their community, the coalition is concerned about the negative affects of changes in policies and effectiveness of the city's crime plan.
By: Clarice Scheele
The bill's sponsor said it's meant to deter parent negligence, but one Louisville activist said it will only increase the number of incarcerated Kentuckians.
Teens in the Shawnee neighborhood were taught about gun storage and safety during a community event.
By: Xan Dorsey
The company also has a new number for residents to use to reach them and their insurer for questions.
Residents are still filing claims and finding more damage nearly a month after the deadly Givaudan explosion while cleanup continues at the factory's site.
By: Clarice Scheele
The police department is now under federal oversight. These reforms are being approached with hope, but people are prepared to hold the department accountable.
By: Clarice Scheele
Father, Jonathan Postell questions the investment in the community's youth and safety as he grieves the loss of his son to gun violence.
By: Clarice Scheele
Residents are fighting back against Old Louisville homes being turned into transitional homes.
Max Morley aims to bring his background in education to make changes in Frankfort, while the current representative aims to defend his seat.
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