Sawyer Byers is a freelance journalist with a focus on crime, traffic, and law enforcement issues in Tennessee and Ohio. His insightful reporting delves into the complexities of these topics, shedding light on local concerns and community impacts. Sawyer's work has been featured in Local 3 News.
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Sawyer Byers' coverage focuses on local news with significant attention to crime, traffic updates, and government announcements in the Chattanooga area. His articles often involve breaking news or evolving stories related to local events.
If you're pitching to Sawyer, consider providing insights or access to sources related to ongoing criminal cases, traffic incidents impacting the community, updates from local government officials, or new developments in entertainment within Chattanooga. Additionally, offering expert commentary on how these events may impact the community could be valuable for his coverage.
Given that Sawyer's focus is local news in Tennessee's Hamilton County and Chattanooga specifically, ensure that your pitches are relevant and tailored to this geographical area.
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By: Sawyer Byers, Ken Nicholson
Duane L. Sanders was a first grade teacher at Wallace A. Smith Elementary School in Ooltewah, where he is accused of sexually abusing at least 12 male students.
This change comes from the forecasted heat issues continuing in the area.
By: Sawyer Byers
No injuries were reported.
David Carroll has marked his 50th anniversary in local radio and television.
By: Cornelia Nicholson, Sawyer Byers
“The County Mayor’s harsh words do nothing to create community-wide consensus on important matters that impact everyone, including Hamilton County,”
By: Sawyer Byers
Road closures and upcoming events in the Chattanooga area.
By: Sawyer Byers
Naughty Cat Café was forced by the city to remove a sign that has been on the sidewalk in front of their business for nearly five years.
A multiple-vehicle crash has been reported on Interstate 75 Southbound near Exit 4 at MM 3, causing a standstill as responders work to clear the scene.
The pursuit began in the Middle Valley area and the vehicle was found to be stolen by the deputy’s Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR).
By: Sawyer Byers
The caller reported that a male individual informed them that he had taken the life of his wife in their residence.
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