Peyton Kennedy is a News Reporter at CBS 42. She covers a diverse range of topics including hospitality and leisure, hotels and resorts, animals and animal cruelty, as well as sports and culture. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as The Journal Gazette, NewsNation, Yahoo News, and WKRN News 2.
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Peyton Kennedy's focus on local news in Nashville, Tennessee suggests she is most likely to respond positively to pitches related to local events, government announcements, and evolving stories within the region. Peyton's coverage heavily leans towards government & politics and crime-related topics.
Given her emphasis on event coverage and breaking news, consider pitching newsworthy events or updates related to Tennessee Legislature, gun reform efforts in the state, COVID-19 restrictions impact on local communities, tornado aid initiatives in the area as well as crime trends specific to Middle TN.
She has also covered a diverse range of topics including rare medical conditions and holiday travel tips so if you have unique insights or human-interest stories that align with these themes it could be worth reaching out.
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By: Peyton Kennedy
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