Leah Bolling is a journalist based in Chattanooga, Tennessee. She writes for Local 3 News and her work has also appeared in the BERRY STREET INITIATIVE. Leah covers a wide range of local news topics, including human interest stories, community events, and tips for daily living.
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Leah Bolling's coverage heavily emphasizes local events, family & relationships, and health & wellbeing in the Chattanooga area. Her focus on expert commentary and event coverage suggests she may be interested in pitches from local experts or individuals who can provide insightful tips related to health, community events, and family-related topics.
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By: Leah Bolling
A local Korean War veteran's story was lost but would later be uncovered by his son and supported by local and state leaders.
By: Addison Howard, Leah Bolling
The Chattanooga Zoo has announced the names of their two new pied tamarin twins, Appa and Momo, following a successful public vote and fundraising effort for wildlife conservation.
By: Leah Bolling
Explore the advantages and considerations of purchasing a home with a friend or non-spousal partner. Understand the financial benefits, shared expenses, potential risks, and the importance of setting up legal protections for a successful shared homeownership experience.
K9 Deputy Maxim and Deputy Melinda Flood from the Murray County Sheriff's Office receive recognition for their crucial roles in combating child exploitation cases using Maxim's electronics detection skills.
Dr. Daniel Poor with Parkridge Medical Center said people need to be fire aware and have a plan during Thanksgiving prep.
By: Leah Bolling
The Chattanooga Free Store, established in 2021, provides clothing, household items, and essentials like shampoo and diapers... all for no cost.
By: Leah Bolling
The holiday season is in full swing and for many people there's one tradition that's always a "tree-mendous" joy: picking out the perfect Christmas tree!
The Garrett family, owners of Oak and Thistle Farm in Bradley County, are new recipients of a mural.
By: Leah Bolling
For some, the holidays are an overwhelming time of year. People may face mental health issues during the holidays, including: Anxiety
is asking for the public's help after two trauma cases at Erlanger Hospital that required more than 100 units of blood, straining their supply.
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