Sharon Danquah is a multimedia journalist based in Nashville, Tennessee. With a focus on local news, Sharon has covered a range of stories from severe weather events and crime to community efforts and human interest stories. Her work has been featured in various news outlets including WSMV, KSWO TV, KPHO-TV, WVLT, WBXX, and KIFI News Group.
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Sharon Danquah's focus is on local news, including neighborhood incidents, fires, crime and accidents in the United States with a particular emphasis on Tennessee and Nashville. Her coverage attributes reveal a strong focus on evolving stories and breaking news.
When reaching out to Sharon, consider offering exclusive access to information or interviews related to ongoing local incidents or developing stories in Tennessee and Nashville. Additionally, providing insights into community events or issues that impact residents would likely be of interest.
Sources who can offer firsthand accounts of local incidents or provide expert analysis related to crime prevention, safety measures, or community responses may also attract Sharon's attention due to her dedication towards covering such topics.
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By: Sharon Danquah
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Published Aug. 31, 2024 at 2:59 PM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) -A woman explained the damages she watched happen after a water main break on Nolensville Pike.
By: Sharon Danquah
Metro Police said the shooting happened around 3 a.m. when multiple bullets were being fired in front of SkyBar and Lounge.
By: Sharon Danquah
So, the Mayor’s proposed bills are focused on adding buffer zones to public buildings and parking lots, stopping demonstrators from wearing masks and banning distracting signs from hanging over highways.
By: Sharon Danquah
LEBANON, Tenn. (WSMV) -People in Lebanon are demanding change as they say Highway 109 is dangerous as deadly crashes continue.
A Metropolis spokesperson said they believe the security measures they're already taking will make the parking lot more secure and help solve this issue.
By: Sharon Danquah
Published Sep. 17, 2024 at 5:37 AM GMT+2 | Updated moments ago
By: Sharon Danquah
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - There is a fight against alleged sexual misconduct in the Metro Nashville Police Department (MNPD).
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