Cornelia Nicholson is a Morning Reporter at Local 3 News. She covers a diverse range of topics including regional interest, world news, health and wellness, climate change, and real estate, with a particular focus on Tennessee and Georgia. Cornelia's work has been featured in various segments that highlight her commitment to informing the community on pressing issues.
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Cornelia's coverage focuses on local news, crime, weather, and community issues in Chattanooga and the surrounding areas. With a significant portion of her articles centered around government announcements and evolving stories, she is likely to be interested in pitches that provide insights or expert commentary related to local government policies, legal regulations impacting the community, breaking news events (especially those with an ongoing narrative), as well as updates on community issues like transportation and real estate.
Given the emphasis on family & relationships theme in her coverage attributes along with frequent reporting on crime-related incidents such as shootings and arrests, personal narratives from affected individuals or experts who can offer guidance for families dealing with challenging situations could also capture her interest.
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What was supposed to be a night of celebration and new beginnings turned into a day of tragedy.
By: Cornelia Nicholson
Residents from the Tennessee Valley traveled to NOLA to support the Georgia Bulldogs in the Sugar Bowl.
Three small children and their babysitter were inside an East Chattanooga home when a car crashed into it. Neighbors in the area told Local 3 what they saw.
If you lose power during a winter weather event, temperatures can drop quickly. So it's important to know what to do to stay warm and survive.
By: Cornelia Nicholson
The Tennessee Department of Transportation (TDOT) is preparing for a significant weather event with snow forecasted to hit the Tennessee Valley on Friday.
With snow melting and refreezing over the next few days, there's a chance ice dams can form on your roof, potentially causing leaks into your home and leaving you with hundreds of dollars in repairs.
If you do notice signs of an ice dam forming, Cooper said don't panic and call a licensed professional.
By: Cornelia Nicholson
A Cohutta man is mourning the loss of his wife, mother, and three sons in a house fire on January 8.
By: Cornelia Nicholson
After seeing a video released of a teacher pushing down the heads of two toddlers at Primrose Daycare in East Brainerd, a father sat down with Local 3 to share his own daughter's experience with the school.
By: Cornelia Nicholson
He said the idea for the initiative came from working with the Chattanooga Police Department on the Scenic City Crime Gun Intelligence Center.
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