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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By: María Marta Guzmán
Rosa was the last missing person in Unicoi County after flooding from Helene swept several employees away in September. She leaves behind a husband and two children.
By: Tom Barclay, María Marta Guzmán
Rosa was the last missing person in Unicoi County after flooding from Helene swept several employees away in September. She leaves behind a husband and two children.
By: María Marta Guzmán
According to Joann Gardner, the principal of Northwest Middle School, Hispanic enrollment has doubled in the last two years.
By: María Marta Guzmán
As the baseball team transitioned into the new stadium in Knoxville, it got a new name and a new logo.
By: María Marta Guzmán
The Greene County School District said 11 of its 15 schools are still recovering from Hurricane Helene.
Department of Energy plans to continue land clean-up in Oak Ridge into the mid-2040s.
By: María Marta Guzmán
The toy drive collects donations for children in need and honors a 21-year-old who was killed in her Knoxville apartment in December 2004.
By: María Marta Guzmán
"I couldn't afford it — and the price of diapers is so expensive," said Robyn Leitch, a stay-at-home mom.
By: María Marta Guzmán
Courtney Solomon has called Powell home all her life. When she and neighbors heard news of the death of Savannah Copeland they wanted to help.
Sitting at home plate got a whole new meaning as neighbors will be able to live inside a ballpark.
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