Emily R. West is a journalist with a focus on local news in Tennessee, specifically in Nashville. She has a background in reporting for various news outlets and has received awards for her work. Emily is known for her unique style of combining combat boots with pearls.
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Nashville, Tennessee, United States (Local)
Emily's coverage is heavily focused on local news in Tennessee, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news related to weather, tragedies, government announcements, and legal policy regulation. Given this focus, sources who can provide timely and accurate information about ongoing events such as severe weather conditions or legislative developments are likely to be of interest to her.
Experts in fields such as meteorology, emergency management, public safety policies or lawmaking within the state of Tennessee would be valuable resources for Emily's coverage. Additionally, individuals directly involved in the incidents being covered may also provide firsthand accounts that contribute to her reporting.
Given the localized nature of Emily's reporting it is important for potential sources reaching out to understand the specific context and relevance their insights have within Tennessee and its communities.
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By: Emily R. West
The highly charged bill that would allow teachers to carry handguns in classrooms is now moving its way back onto the House floor.
By: Chris Davis, Emily R. West
A bill that would allow for arming Tennessee teachers with guns is heading to Gov. Bill Lee's desk.
By: Levi Ismail, Emily R. West
A bill waiting on Gov. Bill Lee's action will further protect domestic violence victims with GPS monitoring of suspects accused of the crime.
By: Alex Maxwell Wtvf
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — Covenant mom Melissa Alexander has one message for Gov. Bill Lee. She wants him to veto the legislation that would allow for arming teachers in Tennessee classrooms.
By: Emily R. West
The controversial fourth-grade retention law has been updated to give struggling readers more options to move to the next grade level.
By: Emily R. West
Gov. Bill Lee said he will sign into law legislation that will allow for arming teachers with guns inside classrooms.
Gov. Bill Lee said his quest for school choice statewide would continue past the legislature's adjournment.
By: Emily R. West
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A man has been charged after attempting to kidnap a 15-year-old Martin Luther King Jr. Magnet School student.
By: Emily R. West, Kelsey Gibbs
He's become increasingly frustrated the last 10 from three different violent crimes in April where the accused suspects were out on bond for other crimes.
By: Emily R. West
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — A Nashville man who has been arrested nearly 100 times has been charged with three new crimes: aggravated rape, aggravated kidnapping and robbery.
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