Megan Kernan is a multimedia journalist and reporter based in Green Bay, Wisconsin. She has a strong focus on local news, particularly in the Nashville, Tennessee area. Megan's work has appeared on various news platforms, including WKRN News 2, 8 News NOW - KLAS CH. 8, and Ftvlive.com.
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Megan's coverage heavily revolves around local events, breaking news, and evolving stories in Tennessee, particularly Nashville. Her focus on justice-related topics and family & relationships indicates a preference for human interest stories with emotional impact. Pitches should offer unique perspectives or personal narratives related to these themes within the specified geographic area.
Given her emphasis on event coverage and evolving stories, Megan may be interested in pitches that provide firsthand accounts or exclusive interviews related to ongoing local incidents or new developments in the mentioned areas of interest.
Pitches offering insights from community leaders, experts in criminal justice reform, grief counseling professionals or individuals directly impacted by the covered tragedies could align well with Megan's reporting style.
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By: Megan Kernan
Friday marks 10 years since the death of Michael Brown. The community held events in the Ferguson area, including a Unity Walk and a moment of silence.
By: Megan Kernan
Police say the suspect had caused problems at the home before. The family said the man had a mental illness.
By: Megan Kernan
Metro Transit will give free day passes for parents to take a practice ride with their students this week.
By: Megan Kernan
A critical stretch of 7th Street in Downtown St. Louis will soon get more than $3.5M in improvements. But not everyone is on board with the idea.
By: Megan Kernan
Transportation troubles linger within SLPS. More parents have reached out to 5 On Your Side, saying their kids still don't have a way to get to class.
By: Megan Kernan
Several parents said their children still don't have transportation to class, and they can't get answers from the school district or transportation office about why.
By: Megan Kernan
One mom was so frustrated with the transportation issues that her son was facing that she decided to change his school.
By: Megan Kernan
School leaders considered hiring a retired superintendent to help the district's new acting superintendent through even more spending: a consultant at $185 an hour.
By: Sam Clancy, Jennifer Somers, Annie Krall, Megan Kernan
COLUMBIA, Ill. — The Columbia Community School District announced that classes on Thursday would be canceled to allow students to grieve the loss of a classmate and attend his funeral.
By: Megan Kernan, Genell Reynolds
ST. LOUIS — A teacher with St. Louis Public School spoke with 5 On Your Side anonymously about her concern for the children within the district. Most recently, she learned about a 4-year-old with disabilities who was found a few blocks away from
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