María Marta Guzmán is a journalist for WBIR-TV based in Knoxville, Tennessee. With a focus on local news, María covers a range of topics including community events, crime, legislation, and social issues. She is dedicated to providing accurate and relevant information to the residents of Tennessee.
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María Marta Guzmán primarily focuses on local news with a strong emphasis on government announcements and expert commentary. Her coverage spans various topics including family & relationships, health, student financial aid, Tennessee laws, disability care, drug overdoses among others.
Given her focus in Tennessee and Knoxville specifically, she would likely be interested in pitches related to the local community such as new legislation impacting residents or developments within healthcare institutions. Additionally, she may welcome insights from experts based locally who can comment on these issues.
Considering her interest in family & relationships and health-related topics like drug overdoses and disability care affecting the community; sources specializing in social services or public health within Tennessee could find success when reaching out to María for coverage opportunities.
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Sitting at home plate got a whole new meaning as neighbors will be able to live inside a ballpark.
By: María Marta Guzmán
Prices for the condos are expected to range from around $600,000 to more than $2 million.
By: María Marta Guzmán
After around 2 months since the Nolichucky River flooded and put Newport underwater, Cocke County leaders are helping local businesses recover.
By: María Marta Guzmán
The Knox County Regional Forensic Center said fewer people between 15 years old and 24 years old died from a drug overdose in 2024 compared to last year.
By: María Marta Guzmán
Lulu Padilla is a medical-cosmetic tattoo artist who focuses on areola procedures, otherwise known as "nipple tattoos."
By: María Marta Guzmán
From fake toll collection texts to fake charities and even fake shipping notifications, scammers are wrapping up lies in holiday cheer.
By: María Marta Guzmán
The program requires people in flood zones to abide by federal rules when rebuilding. Ed Hardison is one of several neighbors in Cocke County working to rebuild after Hurricane Helene.
By: María Marta Guzmán
A family's home burned down in early December, but a Knoxville gym is working to help them back on their feet before their twins are born.
By: María Marta Guzmán
The Knoxville community grieved Zaevion Dobson after his death. In the years since then, his mother made a foundation and helped other students achieve their dreams.
By: María Marta Guzmán
Colin Zimmer roams UT's campus in a green suit and a Santa hat, handing out candy and advocating for mental health awareness and acts of kindness over the holidays.
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