Danica Sauter is a Digital Content Producer for WSMV, focusing on local news in Tennessee, specifically in Nashville. With a wide range of experience in various news outlets across the country, Danica covers stories related to crime, weather, accidents, and community events.
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Danica Sauter's coverage primarily focuses on breaking news and evolving stories, with a strong emphasis on local crime, accidents, and tragedies in the Tennessee area. Given this focus, she would likely be most responsive to pitches related to immediate or developing incidents such as accidents, fires, or criminal activities occurring within her geographic scope.
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“With a record number of travelers expected to be on the road, drivers should follow traffic apps and local news alerts to avoid major delays.”
Police said Madison Street is completely shut down between Golf Club Lane and Pageant Lane.
Exclusive Barbie Dreamhouse merchandise will also be available at the Cool Springs Galleria.
By: Danica Sauter
The district's superintendent, Jason Golden, said topics like this one need to be discussed more to avoid causing infestations.
The estimated time for the crash and the diesel fuel to be cleaned up is about 7 p.m., according to TDOT officials.
The four-unit housing development will provide women 18 to 24 years of age in need of a safe and supportive environment to live in while building economic stability.
By: Brendan Tierney, Caleb Wethington
The suspect accused in the shooting fled on foot wearing a black hoodie and Christmas sweats, according to MNPD.
By: Danica Sauter
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - The Chattanooga Fire Department said two people are “very lucky” to be alive after surviving a single-engine plane crash on Tuesday evening.
The resolution will be voted on during the first meeting of December.
By: Caleb Wethington, Brendan Tierney, Danica Sauter
The suspect accused in the shooting fled on foot wearing a black hoodie and Christmas sweats, according to MNPD.
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