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Shay Patterson primarily covers local news, with a strong emphasis on crime and evolving stories. Given the nature of her coverage, she is likely to be most responsive to pitches related to breaking news or ongoing developments in Tennessee and Chattanooga.
Pitches offering unique angles or exclusive access to events related to local crimes, educational initiatives, transportation issues, or community sports activities may resonate well with Shay.
Her focus on family & relationships suggests that human-interest stories featuring personal journeys or experiences within the local community could also capture her interest.
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By: Sierra Rucker, Shay Patterson
A convenience store clerk was threatened at gunpoint during an armed robbery at ABC Market on South Lee Highway in Cleveland late Saturday night, with the suspect escaping on foot after taking approximately $1,500 in cash. Police are investigating and searching for the masked male suspect.
A mobile home on Moses Road in Hixson was completely destroyed by an overnight fire. Dallas Bay Fire & Rescue responded promptly after 3:00am, finding the home fully engulfed. The unoccupied structure is a total loss, with no injuries reported. Authorities are investigating the fire's cause.
in Chattanooga will close at the end of the month after seven years of business. The owners tell Local 3 News that the cost of maintaining the business has just become too much.
By: Shay Patterson
Fans of the popular indie-folk artist Phoebe Bridgers dropped everything to head to the Scenic City on Wednesday, hopeful to land a spot in the artist's rumored pop-up show at Barrelhouse Ballroom.
By: Shay Patterson
AAA is reactivating its Tow to Go program during Memorial Day weekend in Tennessee and Georgia to prevent impaired driving by providing free safe rides and vehicle towing within 10 miles for anyone needing a ride home, regardless of AAA membership, from May 22 to May 26.
By: Shay Patterson
The Chattanooga Police Department says they wrapped up a months-long investigation by taking fentanyl and firearms off the streets of Chattanooga.
By: Shay Patterson
A Soddy Daisy playground that has been a community staple for more than 30 years is closing its gates for good after numerous failed attempts to repair the wooden castle.
The wait is over, Chattanooga! Spain's national soccer team, the #2 ranked squad in the world, arrives in the Scenic City on Friday, June
By: Courtney Goins, Shay Patterson
UPDATE : After receiving feedback from the community, the City of Soddy-Daisy is reworking plans for Scramble Alley, a playground that has stood in the community for more than 30 years.
By: Courtney Goins, Shay Patterson
The City of Soddy-Daisy is revising plans for Scramble Alley playground after community feedback, aiming to keep it open this summer while performing necessary repairs and mulch application starting June 8.
