Danica Sauter
Content Producer
Nashville, TN
Originally from California, Danica moved to Texas when she was 10 and lived in the Houston area and went to Cy-Fair High School. In high school she was involved in choir and was a photographer for her yearbook class.
She later moved to the East Texas area, a few years after graduating high school in 2014. There, she went to Stephen F. Austin State University where she hosted a Campus and Community show for her school's radio station. During college, she also interned at 104.1 KRBE in Houston.
After graduating college in 2020, she stayed in the East Texas area working for the NBC affiliate KETK in Tyler.
Two years after she made her way to Nashville, Tennessee.
Sen. Marsha Blackburn expressed her support for the death penalty during the Republican rally in Clarksville on Saturday afternoon.
Christa Pike remains on a ventilator after Tennessee’s failed execution at Riverbend. What the protocol says, what failed, and what Gov. Bill Lee ordered next.
Two people were arrested, one of whom is facing an attempted murder charge involving a police officer, following a chase out of Tennessee into Kentucky, according to Kentucky State Police (KSP).
The U.S. House of Representatives passed the bipartisan legislation, American Music Tourism Act.
A Frito-Lay employee died after police said a bullet from gunfire went through a side metal wall at a Sam’s Club.
A man was arrested after reportedly getting kicked out of a Walmart and stealing a Krispy Kreme truck parked outside the entrance.
Five Tennessee schools recently announced plans to display the Ten Commandments in schools after a new state law authorized boards of education across the state to display the biblical text alongside two other major pieces of United States history in prominent locations in school buildings.
A man killed his stepson before killing himself in a murder-suicide, the Metro Nashville Police Department said.
Country star Trace Adkins shared on comedian Theo Von’s podcast “This Past Weekend” the moment when one of his ex-wives shot him.
A woman was accused of exposing herself during a traffic stop in Tennessee, police said.
Jelly Roll has filed for divorce from his wife, Bunnie XO.
Country music star Jelly Roll has filed for divorce from his wife Bunnie XO, according to Williamson County court records.
Country star Brad Paisley spoke out against the proposed data center that could be built next to the Nashville Zoo in South Nashville.
More Kentuckians with serious illnesses can now qualify for medical cannabis.
Country star Jelly Roll said his daughter is breaking ‘generational curses’ after she graduated high school.
A social media influencer was arrested after allegedly refusing to pay for almost $400 worth of food from a Nashville restaurant.
Chet Hanks, Tom Hanks’ son, recently moved to Nashville to pursue country music.
The bill, SB 2468, passed the House unanimously on April 22.
A man was arrested after reportedly breaking a bottle and hitting another man at a bar in downtown Nashville on Broadway, according to an arrest report.
A worker in Tennessee has died this week after being trapped by a forklift at a construction site.
A library director in Tennessee was fired for refusing to relocate certain books from the children’s section that were deemed controversial.
Jelly Roll officially became a member of the iconic and historic Grand Ole Opry.
If approved, SB 1464 / HB 2506 would make names and personal details of federal, state and local officers involved in immigration enforcement confidential and exempt from public records laws.
U.S. Army Fort Campbell said between November 21 and 24, two unknown people unlawfully gained access to building 6955 and took them.
The show will highlight songs from her 1980s era and her other classics from her catalogue.
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