Mye Owens is a multimedia journalist based in Nashville, Tennessee. She has a strong focus on local news and has written for various news outlets, including WKRN News 2, NewsNation, WGHP-TV 8, CBS 42, and WSPA 7News. Mye's reporting covers a wide range of topics, from severe weather events and crime stories to community initiatives and legislative developments.
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Mye Owens' reporting focuses on local events and issues, with an emphasis on crime, family & relationships, government & politics in the context of Nashville and Tennessee. Her coverage suggests a keen interest in ongoing or evolving stories related to these topics.
If you are considering reaching out to Mye for coverage opportunities, pitches should be tailored to address local initiatives, breaking news related to crime or government announcements within Nashville and Tennessee. Contributions that offer insights into developing stories about cold cases or domestic violence would likely align well with her areas of interest.
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By: Mye Owens
City leaders have sent a strong message to hate groups that they are not welcome in Nashville.
By: Mye Owens
Moms over Murder and the TN Hispanic Action Network held an “emergency” meeting inside the Rock United Ministries Church on Monday evening to address gun violence just two days after te…
By: Mye Owens
Lawmakers have already pointed to the next session as a potential turning point to curb violence in the Tennessee, though some have said that the issue is “too important to wait.”
By: Mye Owens
“No one has learned a lesson here, and that’s the problem,” one Nashville mother said.
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Metro Nashville Public Schools is not even halfway through the school year, and already dozens of teens have been arrested for threatening schools. To better understand why students are doing this,…
This week was National Teen Driver Safety Week, and advocates have said that promoting safe driving habits is more important than ever.
By: Mye Owens
The White House announced that states could begin using Medicaid to fund violence intervention programs and one Tennessee lawmaker has taken notice.
By: Mye Owens
The Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD) rolled out the Partners with Care program. Since the program’s inception in June 2021, Partners in Care units have responded to more than 27,500 c…
By: Mye Owens
As the Metro Nashville area has grown, city officials have said that instances of domestic violence has also increased. Domestic violence cases make up 50 percent of the violent crime that goes thr…
By: Mye Owens
Metro Council is scheduled to take up a resolution to approve a grant from the U.S. Department of Justice that would outsource sexual assault kits to private vendors in order to reduce the backlog.
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