Sam Chimenti is a Reporter/Anchor at WKRN. He specializes in themes related to architecture and planning, construction and real estate, as well as education, covering topics such as urban design, the housing market, and public education systems. Sam's work has been featured in a variety of outlets, including WNYO-TV, Yahoo News, and NewsNation.
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Sam Chimenti's reporting focuses on local news, including community events, government issues, and local businesses in Redding and California. His work covers a variety of topics such as family & relationships, crime, government & politics, and education.
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By: Sam Chimenti
Starting on June 1, crews at J. Percy Priest Dam will work on replacing the cables that open the spillway gates.
Another out-of-state company wants to relocate to Gallatin.
In Clarksville, an unusual landmark has become a sense of city pride.
Sumner County’s push to add more inclusive school playgrounds is gaining momentum.
By: Sam Chimenti
Travis becomes the seventh music icon to be immortalized in Sumner County.
Hendersonville city leaders want the public’s help to lure in new businesses.
By: Sam Chimenti
A new K-9 for a new era of policing.
By: Sam Chimenti
As a case of New World Screwworm is reported in Texas, Tennessee cattle farmers are hypervigilant with their herds.
By: Sam Chimenti
Bonnaroo returns this weekend, looking to leave a disastrous 2025 festival in the past.
In just a few hours, up to seven inches of rain fell in White House during Tuesday’s storm.
