Evan Mealins is a Justice Reporter for the Tennessean, part of the USA Today network. With a focus on local news in Tennessee, specifically in Nashville, Evan covers stories related to crime, law enforcement, and legal matters. His work has appeared in various publications, including Yahoo News, delawareonline.com, and The Leaf Chronicle.
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Evan Mealins focuses on local news in Nashville, Tennessee, with significant coverage of evolving legal and crime stories. Pitches should target breaking news or evolving stories related to government, politics, and legal affairs in Nashville. Topics such as shootings, lawsuits, and updates on cases would likely be well-received.
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By: Evan Mealins
Nashville Tennessean It's crunch time for Nashville's transit campaign.
Transit referendum proponents have vastly outspent the opponents, but the PAC in favor of the expansion plan didn't disclose its donors.
By: Evan Mealins
The woman was shot in the chest at 5 a.m. in an apartment on Apache Trail.
It's not clear what the terms of the settlements reached by the employees and power company are.
By: Evan Mealins
Nashville Tennessean Immigration officials granted another year in the U.S. to the East Tennessee family that years ago left Germany to homeschool their children without prosecution.
According to an affidavit, the former officer received more than $4,000 from a man incarcerated at Trousdale Turner Correctional Center.
By: Evan Mealins
Prosecutors said the Star Market owners also ran a criminal operation at another store they owned on Clarksville Pike.
By: Evan Mealins
A Columbia man's supposed plot to blow up part of Nashville's energy grid was intercepted and stopped by FBI agents who had disguised themselves as his co-conspirators, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday afternoon.
By: Evan Mealins
While the judge held gun rights are not necessary to restore the right to vote, convicted felons are not automatically registered to vote.
By: Evan Mealins
A Columbia, Tennessee man's supposed plot to blow up part of Nashville's energy grid was intercepted and stopped by FBI agents who had disguised themselves as his co-conspirators, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Monday afternoon.
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