Shea Smith is a television reporter based in Tulsa, Oklahoma. With a focus on local news, Shea covers a wide range of topics including community events, social issues, crime, and human interest stories. With a passion for storytelling, Shea strives to bring important and impactful stories to viewers in the Tulsa area.
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Based on Shea Smith's coverage, she predominantly focuses on local events and community news in the Tulsa area. Her articles cover a wide range of topics including family & relationships and entertainment news.
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By: Shea Smith
A Canadian woman who was accused by her former clients of neglecting or abusing several dogs in Ontario, Canada, has offered to care for dogs in Knoxville.
By: Shea Smith
James Everett with the Tennessee Valley Authority said the agency routinely prepares ahead of time for heavy rainfall.
By: Shea Smith
Republican Representative Chuck Fleischmann was the only U.S. lawmaker from East Tennessee who voted to approve a spending bill that funded FEMA.
The lawsuit was settled for around $350,000, after Sierra Moses lost her husband and her arm in an August 2020 crash.
By: Shea Smith
Harlan Jones spent multiple days in Tennessee and North Carolina, helping clean up debris after Hurricane Helene devastated communities.
KPD received a $700K federal grant to help fight gun crime by upgrading equipment, paying salaries and training.
By: Shea Smith
Knox County alone reported tense of thousands of ballots cast just a few days into the early voting period.
By: Shea Smith
Liberty Place will be operated by Knoxville's Community Development Corporation.
By: Shea Smith
Legaci Kirk is on the road to recovery after she was hit by a passing car while playing outside on her trike.
Drug overdose deaths are decreasing across the United States, including in Tennessee and Knox County.
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