Scott Couch is a journalist based in Nashville, Tennessee, with a focus on local news. He has written for WZTV-TV and his work has also appeared in WNYO-TV and WTVC-TV NewsChannel9. Scott covers a wide range of topics, including local events, government decisions, education, and community issues, providing in-depth reporting and analysis to keep the Nashville community informed.
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Scott Couch's coverage heavily focuses on local government and politics, as well as education in Nashville and Tennessee. He frequently reports on government announcements, community events, and local news stories. Therefore, individuals with expertise in local governance policies or educational matters within Nashville and Tennessee would be best positioned to reach out to him.
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By: Scott Couch
There are some school security growing pains in Wilson County. It is the latest district to say no to arming teachers. And the weapons detection technology the county has invested in is proving problematic and may be more trouble than it's worth.
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — Looking ahead to Sunday morning and Nashville in focus when topics for our panel include an increasing focus on Mayor Freddie O'Connell's proposed transit referendum.
Looking ahead to Sunday and Nashville in Focus.Topics for our panel include the mayor's state of the Metro address and efforts to remove charter protections for
By: Scott Couch
A partnership paying dividends for children whose families are experiencing homelessness. The numbers in Nashville alone are staggering.
On Sunday on Nashville in Focus topics for our bipartisan panel include the Metro Council decision to refuse to allow counrtry star Morgan Wallen to have a sign
For most presidents, their legacy consists of the decisions they made during their time in the White House. But Jimmy Carter isn't most presidents.
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