Rachel Wegner is a Children's Reporter at The Tennessean. She covers critical children's issues, including health, education, and welfare, while previously reporting on breaking and trending news. Rachel's work has been featured in various publications, including USA Today, Yahoo News, and the Daily News Journal.
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Rachel Wegner's reporting primarily focuses on local news, with a significant emphasis on education and community-related topics. She often covers evolving stories, government announcements, breaking news, as well as data-driven reports.
Given Rachel's focus on educational themes and local events in Nashville and Tennessee, she would likely be interested in pitches related to local school initiatives, education policies at the state level or within specific districts. Pitches related to community outreach programs or human interest stories tied to education could also resonate with her coverage areas.
For breaking news or evolving stories related to Nashville or Tennessee-based educational institutions and their communities, providing access to relevant data sources may enhance the appeal of your pitch. Considering Rachel’s extensive coverage of local matters in Nashville and Tennessee across various domains such as weather, sports etc., it's important for pitches to align closely with her geographic focus while offering unique insights into these subjects.
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Nashville Tennessean A 10-year-old girl was hospitalized after being hit by a truck after getting off a school bus on Aug. 31 in Dickson, according to the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
By: Rachel Wegner
Nashville Tennessean Wondering how your Tennessee school performed on the state's standardized test this spring? We've got you covered.
By: Rachel Wegner, Nashville Tennessean
Looking for a way to get out and beat the lingering summer heat at the same time? The annual Nashville Fair is back from Sept. 11-20 and will offer
An online tool that belongs to Vanderbilt University was caught up in a wave of unsanctioned communications by artificial intelligence agents run by OpenAI earlier this year.
JROTC cadets at Smyrna High are coming together to honor the 25th anniversary of 9/11, and helping their peers understand why it still matters today.
Nashville Tennessean The Thomas F. Frist Jr. College of Medicine launched in 2024 with preliminary accreditation in place.
Students at the Thomas F. Frist Jr. College of Medicine said the school fell short in several areas. Here's what to know about its probation.
Nashville Tennessean The Tennessean archives show days of intense coverage of the terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, 2001.
Nashville Tennessean Sniffles could be heard around the room as several people wiped away tears while Smyrna High sophomore Sebastian Neace-Vasquez played "Taps" the morning of Sept. 11.
By: Rachel Wegner
Nashville Tennessean The organizers behind the National Merit Scholarship announced thousands of semifinalists on Sept. 9.
