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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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'Parents are stepping into the role' | East TN woman who left job to care for family members sees...

A woman who left her nursing job to care for a family member said she's hopeful a bill letting family caregivers be paid through TennCare passes.
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TN initiative to grow rural healthcare resources could help Loudon ...

In late February, the Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development announced $10.7 million in grant funding to support rural healthcare.
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Anderson Co. nonprofit helping Hispanic families integrate into the...

The group started with two volunteers wanting to make a difference.
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'The red meat allergy' | Morgan Co. woman living with alpha-gal syn...

A bite from the lone star tick, often found in East Tennessee, can cause someone to develop alpha-gal syndrome — effectively causing an allergy to red meat.
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Knox County Schools will 'follow the law' on state immigration poli...

Superintendent Jon Rysewyk says while KCS does not ask for students' immigration status, it is obligated to follow state immigration policies and law enforcement.
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The location of the new downtown stadium was once The Bottom — a Black neighborhood that was effectively erased by Urban Renewal policies.
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