Marissa Sulek is a news reporter based in Nashville, Tennessee. With experience working for various news outlets such as WSMV, KALB-TV, WVLT, and more, Marissa covers local stories ranging from education and legislative updates to weather-related incidents and community events. She is dedicated to providing accurate and timely news to the residents of Tennessee.
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Nashville, Tennessee, United States (Local)
Marissa's coverage is primarily focused on local news, with a strong emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. The themes she covers include family & relationships, entertainment news, education, and crime.
Given her focus on local events in Tennessee and Nashville, pitches should provide locally relevant angles or insights into ongoing stories related to car accidents (particularly those involving families), natural disasters, education-related developments such as the use of devices for teachers' emergencies or new legislative proposals impacting schools or parents. Additionally, providing expert commentary on crime trends and their impact at the local level could be well-received by Marissa.
Pitches that tie into these specific topics while offering unique perspectives from individuals directly impacted by these events or experts with localized knowledge would likely resonate best with Marissa.
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By: Marissa Sulek
The daycare fired the teacher the day after learning of the incident.
The daycare fired the teacher the day after learning of the incident. Published May. 3, 2024 at 1:59 AM GMT+2 | Updated 5 minutes ago
The workers started Health Star Medical Group in order to help their patients.
By: Marissa Sulek
Asher Sullivan, the son of Rutherford County Director of Schools Dr. Jimmy Sullivan, was sucked into the drain in the aftermath of Wednesday's storm.
By: Marissa Sulek
The grandmother of the twins was Cheryl Lovett, the only person to die in the tornado in Maury County.
The teacher is accused of sexually abusing another child, which the child's family told WSMV4 was caught on video.
By: Marissa Sulek
The Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance found the insurance she used was provided for “timelier outreach” and they were waiting for a general contractor to give them a second opinion.
Dr. Jimmy Sullivan, Asher's dad, announced Saturday night that Asher had died earlier in the afternoon.
By: Marissa Sulek
Asher Sullivan's family will donate his organs to others in need. Published May. 20, 2024 at 5:31 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
By: Marissa Sulek
The store security guard said while he hopes the man is caught, he wants this to be a lesson for other parents: do not leave a child in a car alone.
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