Heather Holley is a journalist based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She focuses on local news stories, covering a range of topics including crime, community events, and healthcare. Her work has been featured in Local 3 News and WBIR-TV.
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Heather’s reporting primarily revolves around breaking news and evolving local stories, particularly focusing on crime-related incidents and community events in Chattanooga. Given this focus, she may be interested in pitches related to ongoing or breaking news stories involving criminal arrests, fire incidents, law enforcement activities, and community events within the Tennessee region.
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By: Heather Holley
The Chattanooga Fire Department battled a Hixson house fire Friday evening.
By: Heather Holley
An early morning fire displaced seven people in Chattanooga Saturday.
Three teenagers were taken to the hospital after their car ran off the road Friday afternoon.
The Marion County Sheriff's Department needs the community's help finding a missing man.
By: Heather Holley
A man faces numerous charges after a chase with a Hamilton County Sheriff's deputy.
By: Heather Holley
The Hamilton County Sheriff's Office recovered a box truck stolen from Georgia after automatic license plate reader alert.
By: Heather Holley, Shay Patterson
ORIGINAL STORY: Parents and guardians of STEM School students in Chattanooga received an email just past Noon on Friday to alert them of an individual with weapons arrested near the school.
The Tennessee Sheriffs' Association issued an alert about a phone scam using the organization's name.
Five people were sent to the hospital after a crash on Hixson Pike Saturday.
By: Heather Holley
Chattanooga Police are investigating after a 14-year-old was shot at a convenience store on Shallowford Road Saturday.
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