Brianna Hamblin
NewsChannel 5
Nashville, TN, United States
Contact Brianna
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 Brianna:
Native American Indian Association of Tennessee needs your help to build a new cultural center
The Native American Indian Association of Tennessee is asking for help to build a new cultural center. The new Circle of Life Indian Cultural Center still needs about a million dollars to be built. → Read More
Vanderbilt poll: Most Tennessee parents worry about gun violence in schools
More than 80% of parents believe schools are safer if resource officers are there, according to a recent poll from Vanderbilt University Medical Center. → Read More
Three dead after severe wind, weather spread damage across the mid-state and Southern Kentucky Friday
Three are dead after strong winds and severe weather has caused damage through the mid-state and into Kentucky on Friday. → Read More
With a high wind warning being issued across Tennessee, here's how to stay safe
A High Wind Warning has been issued across Tennessee Friday from 6 am to 6 pm so it is important to be prepared. → Read More
Proposed fund could help more Juneteenth events be organized across Tennessee
Some lawmakers want to make sure communities have the means to celebrate Juneteenth across the state. → Read More
Nashville woman accused of selling drugs involved in deadly overdose
Metro Police worked with law enforcement from Bowling Green, Kentucky, where a woman died after being sold drugs in a motel in Donelson. → Read More
Vanderbilt study shows rate of uninsured children in Tennessee is back to pre-pandemic levels
Encouraging news in this year's Vanderbilt Child Health Poll. It shows the rate of uninsured children is back to pre-pandemic levels. → Read More
TSU's Aristocrat of Bands to host parade celebrating Grammy win
The parade will start at 12 p.m. on Friday at the entrance to Tennessee State University on Jefferson Street. → Read More
Metro police find suspect for the December murder of Starlena Sullivan
A murder warrant was issued for 49-year-old Andra Christman, and he is currently in custody in Illinois. → Read More
NMAAM This is Hip-Hop exhibit celebrates 50 years of hip-hop
The This is Hip-Hop Exhibit will feature the work of photographers capturing hip-hop icons frozen in time. → Read More
License plate reader pilot program begins in Davidson County
Metro Police are rolling out 39 LPRs and said they will be distributed equitably across Davidson County. → Read More
Gov. Bill Lee proposes three-month grocery tax holiday for Tennessee
Some people may remember what the one-month tax holiday was like last August. This year Governor Lee is proposing three months. → Read More
Frist Art Museum to host Black History Month Frist After Five events
The first Black History Month Frist After Five event is Thursday night at 6 p.m. celebrating black art and culture in the Frist Cafe. → Read More
New Advanced Placement African American Studies course to be added to schools nationwide
After it was released Wednesday, some people believe the College Board buckled to political pressure. → Read More
Vanderbilt looking for participants in new Alzheimer's study
Vanderbilt is looking for people to take part in a new Alzheimer's study to research early drivers of the disease. → Read More
Lowe's launches 'Build a Birthday' at Franklin store
If you are looking for a unique birthday party for your kids this year, Lowe's may be the place to take them. → Read More
Nolensville High School band director honored with music teacher award from Barry Manilow
Nolensville High School Director of Bands, Benjamin Easley, won the Manilow Music Project Music Teacher Award. → Read More
New tax exemption aims to help agriculture industry save on operation costs
Help is here for the people we rely on to grow our food. Farmers can now buy more things they need tax-free. → Read More
MLK Day March in Murfreesboro to go down newly named Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd for first time
It will be a 1.5 mile march and it will go down Martin Luther King Jr. Blvd. for the first time since it was renamed in 2021. → Read More
Business owners can still take advantage of the Nashville Small Business Recovery Fund
If you are a business owner, make sure you are not leaving money on the table. You can still benefit from the Nashville Small Business Recovery Fund. → Read More