Kyle A. Davis

Years of writing and editing - academic, journalistic, and creative - have made these my foremost and primary skills. With a deep well of knowledge of the English language and a number of style guides, I am capable of writing or editing pieces both long and short, over a broad range of topics.

NewsChannel 5 Nashville - Edited Articles

A selection of articles written by NewsChannel 5 Nashville reporters and edited by me, for NewsChannel 5's website. Links on this page direct to PDF documents detailing the changes I made to the reporter's text. The link to the website article is included in each document.

WTVF • 23rd July 2022

Community Resource Center assembles hygiene HERO Kits for homeless students

While notebooks and pencils are at the top of most back-to-school shopping lists, many local students face a different need.

WTVF • 29th April 2022

Metro's Charlotte Avenue COVID-19 testing site to close

Metro’s Charlotte Avenue COVID-19 testing and vaccination site is closing down Friday. The closure comes after a significant decrease in infections and need.

WTVF • 29th April 2022

Friday marks 19th anniversary of Tabitha Tuders disappearance

Friday marks 19 years since Tabitha Tuders went missing from her East Nashville home. Many leads and tips have come in over the years, but detectives have continued to hit dead ends.

WTVF • 29th April 2022

Annual TBI report shows college crime continues to decrease

Since 2018, crime as a whole reported on college campuses has been decreasing by more than 32%. Crime reported on campuses decreased 4 percent from 2020 to 2021.

WTVF • 21st February 2022

Neighbors worry about flooding ahead of storms

Ahead of Tuesday's weather, we are hearing from neighbors worried about the flooding concerns.

WTVF • 20th February 2022

Music City Madness Wheelchair Basketball Tournament returns after 2-year hiatus

After a two-year hiatus caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, the Music City Madness Wheelchair Basketball Tournament returned for a weekend of competition.

WTVF • 19th February 2022

Parents urged to start conversation with teens about dating violence

February is Teen Dating Violence Awareness Month and advocates hope parents will talk with their teens about it.

WTVF • 19th February 2022

Education and school quality top list of concerns for parents, survey finds

The results come from the annual Vanderbilt Child Health Poll, which surveys parents across the state.

WTVF • 18th February 2022

Bill aims to reduce oversight of nurse practitioners in Tennessee

A bill in the state legislature could add Tennessee to a list of about half of the United States, where nurse practitioners have reduced oversight requirements.

WTVF • 16th February 2022

Stalled food supply chain cripples school cafeterias

Pandemic supply chain shortages rock school lunch menus, sending limited lunch staff scrambling nearly every time a delivery truck of food arrives missing items or with substitutions.

WTVF • 16th February 2022

Relief program helping families pay bills extended by Metro Council

The rebound from the pandemic continues in Nashville as a program that can help with rent and mortgages is extended.

WTVF • 16th February 2022

New bill would require schools to list library books, accept feedback from parents, students, staff

Lawmakers will be discussing a bill Wednesday that could require schools to list out all the materials in their library.

WTVF • 16th February 2022

Fort Campbell Soldiers deployed to Europe overnight

This is all a part of President Biden’s plan to reassure NATO Allies and partners in the region amid fears of a Russian invasion of Ukraine.

WTVF • 3rd December 2021

Body camera video captures carjacking suspect's arrest

Brand new body camera footage shows the moment a Williamson County deputy stops a suspected carjacker Tuesday on Interstate 840.