Lauren Davis is an Editor at Kx News. She focuses on themes of health and wellness, professional sports, and the food and beverage industry, while also covering social issues and crime. Lauren's work has been featured in notable publications including Fortune, The FADER, and KTVB News Group.
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Lauren Davis's coverage focuses on local news and community-related topics in Tennessee, particularly Knoxville. She often covers events, government announcements, and press releases related to agriculture & farming, family & relationships, and health & wellbeing.
Given her focus on local community support and health-related issues like flu shots and heart attack prevention, she would likely be interested in pitches pertaining to local healthcare initiatives or community events that promote wellness. Additionally, stories related to animal adoption or wildlife conservation efforts within the region could also resonate with her audience.
Pitches involving interviews with local experts or individuals directly impacted by the covered topics may be well-received. Keep in mind that the geographic angle is crucial when reaching out to Lauren Davis given her emphasis on local news from Tennessee.
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By: Lauren Davis
Several East Tennessee cities and counties have opened overnight warming centers.
By: Lauren Davis
While delivering meals, volunteers with Mobile Meals also check in with seniors to make sure they are safe. The service is vital during inclement weather.
Snow is in the forecast for Friday in East Tennessee. Most people should just stay home. But if anyone absolutely must get on the roads, here's how to stay safe.
By: Lauren Davis
The orchestra often plays in the halls of the health care facility, and in patients' rooms, to lift spirits and bring smiles to people.
By: Lauren Davis
Hudson Roberts underwent treatment to remove a brain tumor and will soon start radiation treatment.
By: Lauren Davis
A woman in Knoxville said she reunited a dog with her sister, after finding one that looked similar to her pet on a shelter's website.
By: Lauren Davis
A customer service representative at the Washington Pike AT&T store said the problem is being caused by work on two cell phone towers in that area.
By: Lauren Davis
The innovation center now gives middle schoolers a chance to learn about career paths in the trades.
By: Lauren Davis
After a bike crash in March 2024, a Hardin Valley teen said he is still recovering and is learning how to live without being able to see.
By: Lauren Davis
This survey is part of a report conducted every five years to assess and address the health needs of Knox County.
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