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María Marta Guzmán

María Marta Guzmán

Bilingual Reporter/Bilingual Multi-Skilled Journalist at WBIR-TV

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  • English
  • Spanish
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  • General Assignment News

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Recent Articles

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Knoxville faces urgent need for over 10,000 homes

A Knoxville group pushes for diverse housing options as demand exceeds supply, citing outdated zoning and lack of affordable homes for working residents.
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'I slept outside in the heat' | Former foster youth shares story as...

The new Tennessee law will extend support for foster teens to age 23, aiding their adulthood transition. The law will take effect on July 1.
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Knox County death investigators seek mental health support

Knox County death investigators face trauma daily but are left out of new state PTSD protections given to other first responders like police and EMTs.
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Man walks across America for men's mental health, stops in Knoxvill...

In more than 100 days, he's walked over 2,000 miles, taken 4.85 million steps and crossed through five states.
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Firefighters navigate language barriers when responding to emergenc...

The Knoxville Fire Department uses an on-demand translation and interpretation system to overcome language barriers in emergencies.
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Fugitive wanted for quadruple murder and baby abandonment caught on...

Officials said the victims are all related to each other and the infant who was abandoned. They also believe the deaths were planned out by the suspect.
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KPD K-9 returns to Knoxville after searching for last remaining chi...

Knoxville PD K-9 Pearl and handler Candy Stooksbury searched Texas for missing 8-year-old Cile Steward after floods hit Camp Mystic in July.
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'It can save lives' | New Tennessee law requires schools to teach f...

This school year, K-12 students can learn everything from safe firearm storage to the importance of never touching a found firearm.
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The man behind the sketch | TBI sketch artist helps crack crime cases

The TBI artist Glen Glenn helps law enforcement statewide by sketching suspects to help catch fugitives.
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AI voices entering radio stations, but some say human touch is stil...

AI-generated ads are making their way into Tennessee radio, challenging traditional broadcasters.
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World War II veteran recalls witnessing Japan's formal surrender 80...

Gaylon Wilson, a Knoxville native and World War II Navy veteran, was just 19 when he stood aboard the USS Missouri in Tokyo Bay on Sept. 2, 1945.