Evan Mealins is a Justice Reporter at The Tennessean, part of the USA Today network. He focuses on law and legal affairs, crime and justice, and white-collar crime, covering a range of topics from lawsuits to corporate fraud. Evan's work has been featured in numerous publications, including The Jackson Sun, Yahoo News, and the Courier Journal.
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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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About a month after her first album, The Tennessean called her 'the sensation of the whole show, an electrifying personality.'
Nashville Tennessean The organization for working women that inspired the iconic song and movie "9 to 5" are mourning the woman who gave their cause a timeless anthem.
Nashville Tennessean The Tennessee Attorney General's Office's lawsuit against Meta, accusing the social media giant of addicting teenagers
Nashville Tennessean The Tennessee Attorney General's Office's lawsuit against Meta, accusing the social media giant of addicting teenagers
By: Evan Mealins, Rachel Wegner
From beefed up protections to daily usage limits, Instagram users age 13-17 will see major changes roll out after a $17 billion lawsuit settlement.
The payment is part of a $17.1 billion settlement involving 47 states
By: Evan Mealins
The group that inspired a hit Dolly Parton song are mourning the woman who gave their cause a timeless anthem.
Nashville Tennessean A life sentence in prison has been commuted to parole for Thomas Clardy, who was convicted of murder in 2007, briefly freed by a judge and then ordered back to prison in 2025.
By: Evan Mealins, Nashville Tennessean
A life sentence in prison has been commuted to parole for Thomas Clardy, who was convicted of murder in 2007, briefly freed by a judge and then ordered back to prison in 2025.
Gov. Bill Lee commuted Thomas Clardy's sentence to parole, stopping short of a board's recommendation he be exonerated.
