Kendall Ashman
WKRN
Contact Kendall
Discover and connect with journalists and influencers around the world, save time on email research, monitor the news, and more.
| Recent: |
|
| Past: |
|
Past articles by Kendall:
Nashville father prays for daughter’s alleged teen killer
After losing his son and daughter, a grieving father now finds himself at the crossroads between justice and his word. → Read More
Senate unanimously passes Quinnlee’s Law
Quinnlee’s Law is making movement in the state legislature. → Read More
‘He put himself last and everyone else first’: Remains of guardsman Daniel Wadham returned to Nashville
It was a solemn tribute for one of the two Tennessee National Guardsmen killed in a helicopter crash last month; the body of Daniel Wadham returned to Nashville Wednesday morning. → Read More
Parents side-swiped while waiting in long car line at Mt. Juliet elementary school
Wilson County parents are describing the drop off and dismissal line outside of a Mt. Juliet elementary school as “border line chaos.” → Read More
Mt. Juliet residents upset with proposed neighborhood development
It’s the unfortunate price neighbors are paying in Mt. Juliet with more and more development coming to the area. → Read More
Man arrested for auto theft, burglary while out on bond
A man out on bond was arrested again for stealing a car in Clarksville. → Read More
Police find illegal drugs behind counter at Lebanon Kwik-Sack
An investigation is underway after an illegal drug commonly known as Zaza was discovered in a cabinet at a Lebanon convenience store. → Read More
Lipscomb University student honored during senior night thanks his ECMO nursing staff
During senior night at Lipscomb University this past weekend, one senior student coach had a lot of people to thank after he spent the first six months of his life in the hospital. → Read More
Global Mall at the Crossings plans appear ‘stalled or dead’, councilmember says
On Tuesday, a Metro Council member tweeted that plans for the Global Mall at the Crossings remain “stalled or dead.” → Read More
Electric vehicle charging company bringing 750+ jobs to Wilson County
A global leader in the electric vehicle charging industry is expected to bring hundreds of new jobs to the Wilson County area. → Read More
‘It was a moment’s notice’: Tornado touches down in Lawrence County, Tenn.
First responders say a tornado ripped off roofs and downed trees across Lawrence County. Amazingly, there was only one minor injury reported. → Read More
Michigan State student from Hendersonville describes moments gunman opened fire
A Michigan State student from Hendersonville described to News 2 his experience when a gunman opened fire on campus Monday night. → Read More
Michigan State Alumni in Nashville leaning on one another after shooting
Graduates of Michigan State in Nashville are leaning on one another in a time of tragedy. → Read More
Wilson County church puts up new tent to mitigate sound
Dozens of noise complaints have been filed against the Global Vision Bible Church in Mt. Juliet. Over the weekend, the church put up a new tent in an effort to help “sound proof” the church. → Read More
Neighbors on Elm Hill Pike meet with officials after fiery crash
On Saturday, Metro Councilmember Russ Bradford has organized a town hall to address concerns with neighbors, police and the Nashville Department of Transportation. → Read More
Wilson County ethics committee hears complaints against school board member
One Wilson County School Board member is in the middle of controversy after nearly a dozen complaints were heard during the ethics committee meeting on Thursday, Feb. 9. → Read More
Design phase set to begin for new Wilson County elementary school
Wilson County Schools are bursting at the seams when it comes to enrollment, so much so there are talks of two sites for new elementary schools. → Read More
MTSU student speaks out after racist slur written on her dorm door
A shocking racist message left on an MTSU student’s door is sparking a conversation across campus. → Read More
MTSU students call for action after racist message found outside student’s dorm
Students at Middle Tennessee State University are speaking out after police said “racist graffiti” was found on a white board outside a student’s dorm room on Sunday. → Read More
Wilson County basketball teams unite for #AmbriaStrong
Two Wilson County teams are meeting on the hardwood Friday night for a reason beyond basketball. → Read More