Kirsten Fiscus is a Breaking News Reporter at the Tennessean. She specializes in covering breaking news with a focus on crime, justice, and environmental issues in Tennessee, particularly Nashville. Kirsten has been featured in various publications, including USA TODAY and the Montgomery Advertiser.
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Kirsten Fiscus' coverage predominantly focuses on local crime, accidents, and evolving news stories in the Nashville area. She also covers high school sports and occasionally entertainment news.
For those looking to reach out to Kirsten, providing insights or interviews related to ongoing criminal investigations or developing accident stories in the Nashville area would be highly relevant. Additionally, sharing perspectives from individuals involved in high school sports within her coverage area could also be of interest.
Given her focus on local events and breaking news stories, sources with direct knowledge or involvement in these incidents are likely to capture Kirsten's attention.
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Most of Nashville's hospitals have a healthy supply of fluids, but they are continuing to assess sometimes daily and search for back-up elsewhere.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
Nashville Tennessean Tennessee Bureau of Investigation agents searched the Robertson County home of a former Metro Nashville Police officer
By: Kirsten Fiscus
Nashville Tennessean A WeGo Bus driver pulled up to a horrific sight Friday morning as a woman was brutally attacked in a stabbing that ultimately killed her.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
Nashville Police believe the victim and suspected shooter attended rival high schools and had prior issues.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's new lead and copper rules require water services to replace lead pipes by 2037.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
The 21-year-old man was wanted on domestic assault and false imprisonment charges in connection with a Thursday incident.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
Nashville Tennessean Singer-songwriter Jamey Johnson is facing a felony drug charge after he was pulled over by the Tennessee Highway Patrol for speeding.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
Nashville Tennessean A 15-year-old is in custody after 16-year-old Braden Caldwell was shot and killed at the WeGo bus hub downtown, Nashville Police said.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
District Attorney Chris Stanford announced Wednesday that three bodies were found in a home in northern Warren County.
By: Kirsten Fiscus, Evan Mealins
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