Kirsten Fiscus is a Breaking News Reporter at the Tennessean. She covers a range of topics including climate change, crime and justice, and social interest, often highlighting issues of accessibility and civil rights. Kirsten's work has been featured in various publications, including the Montgomery Advertiser, USA TODAY, and the Knoxville News Sentinel.
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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.
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Nashville's hottest new accessory is going to be the umbrella as the region braces for days of rain.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
Tennessee first responders are called to an average of 3,000 motorcycle crashes a year.
According to data collected by the organization, a 2-month-old in Fredericksburg, Virginia and a 1-year-old in Brookwood, Alabama died May 20. A 4-year-old died May 19 in Los Angeles.
Nashville Tennessean If you were hoping for less rain, you might want to wish upon a different star.
Nashville Tennessean A Kentucky man is facing a vehicular homicide charge after his passenger was ejected and killed in a seven-car crash in Nashville on Memorial Day.
Vanderbilt University Police and Mt. Juliet Police launched permanent drone programs this month.
A boater spotted the man in the lake and called 911 May 26.
By: Kirsten Fiscus
Nashville Tennessean Nashville Police walked into Spring Hill Cemetery in Madison accompanied by an excavator on May 27.
Looking for a way to get involved and maybe meet a country artist or two at CMA Fest this year? One nonprofit has an opportunity for you.
By: Kirsten Fiscus, Evan Mealins
Plus, a suspected serial shoplifter caught after a year and $15,000 in merchandise stolen.
