Tyisha Fernandes is a reporter at Channel 2 Action News. With a passion for health and wellness, family relationships, and real estate, she covers a diverse array of topics including adoption, consumer health, and the housing market. Tyisha's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo News, NBC29 WVIR-TV, and WSB Radio.
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Tyisha Fernandes focuses on local news in Georgia, particularly Atlanta. She covers a variety of topics including crime, education, and community issues. If you have insights related to these areas within the local Georgia or Atlanta context, she may be interested in hearing from you.
Given her coverage attributes and themes covered, Tyisha would likely be receptive to pitches that offer informative content related to health and wellness issues affecting families and communities in Georgia. Additionally, real estate development and property management stories relevant to the local area could also capture her interest.
When reaching out to Tyisha with story ideas or expert commentary, it's important to consider how your pitch aligns with her focus on informing the public about local events and issues impacting residents of Atlanta and surrounding areas.
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By: Tyisha Fernandes
The family believes the teen survived because his grandmother protected him
Raissa Kengne was convicted of going on a shooting spree that killed two and injured a third.
By: Tyisha Fernandes
Raissa Kengne was convicted of going on a shooting spree that killed two and injured a third.
"We’re making sure that we are prepared when the call happens."
It will take about two years to complete.
By: Tyisha Fernandes
A spokesperson for the secretary of state’s office said they are investigating the party near the early voting location.
By: Tyisha Fernandes
FOREST PARK, Ga. — A police chief was fired after city officials accused him of stealing paid time off, even though he's a department head.
By: Tyisha Fernandes
They say her husband has said controversial statements on his own podcast recorded in same studio.
By: Tyisha Fernandes
The cyclist said the anger in the attacker’s eyes was terrifying.
"It’s definitely concerning, especially if they had to shut down the bridge, because this is a high traffic area."
