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.
Laura Lynch, a founding member of The Dixie Chicks, was killed in a head-on crash in El Paso, according to multiple reports.
A pizza restaurant employee jumped into action when a tornado touched down nearby.
Country music legend Garth Brooks invited multi-platinum selling artist Scotty McCreery to become the newest member of the Grand Ole Opry.
According to the court ruling, the legislature has until the end of January to make a new map.
The trooper was eventually able to get into the car and steer the car into a concrete wall.
The GoFundMe was created to raise money for medical and funeral expenses, as well as future projects for the family to honor Jillian Ludwig’s name.
Jillian Ludwig, a freshman, was shot in the head while walking on a track near the campus.
John Drake Jr. is accused of shooting two officers at a Dollar General Saturday afternoon.
Janae Edmondson was a special guest at her former high school's game, where she walked in front of the stands of cheering fans.
A firefighter who was inside the building when it started to collapse was crushed under the debris and remains hospitalized.
The new law came into effect at the beginning of July.
A woman has been identified after almost four decades after her skeletal remains were found in 1985, according to the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation (TBI).
A “Know Before You Go” guide to help make the night as smooth as possible.
Former Senator Roy Herron has died, according to statements made by some Tennessee leaders.
Former Tennessee Senator Roy Herron was hospitalized after he was involved in a jet ski accident on Kentucky Lake on July 1.
Traces of bacteria were found in Gerber powdered formula.
Officials said the intruders used a Taser on the homeowner's dog and held their teen son at gunpoint.
The teen was arrested on the scene.
The Grundy County Director of Schools walked back comments he made during a heated board meeting.
Although the baby was found safe, her mother, Erica Kemp, died after she was run over on Sunday, according to the sheriff.
Tennessee Emergency Management Agency (TEMA) and Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) opened the Wayne County Disaster Recovery Center on Saturday, April 22, in Waynesboro to help the residents that were affected by the storms and tornadoes.
On Sunday night, a racecar at a NASCAR Cup Series Race in Tennessee helped support Covenant School families.
Students and staff at The Covenant School received a sweet Easter surprise on Sunday after they received customized Easter baskets thanks to a group of local moms.
Jones is accusing Rep. Justin Lafferty of pushing him and grabbing his phone.
TEMA also estimates that more than 250 homes were damaged.
The storm destroyed the historic Readyville Mill, Reed’s Produce and Garden Center, and the Tilford Lumber Co. building.
All nine crew members, four soldiers in one helicopter and five in the other, died in the crash.
McNally was under scrutiny because of his recent Instagram activity.
NES said crews have been working 14-hour shifts since Friday to restore electricity to every household.
The father of Aleya Brooks said the tree fell on her while she was helping clear debris from their driveway.
The Mount Juliet Police Department announced one of the two rescued puppies that tested positive for cocaine has died due to canine parvovirus.
Kyle Jacobs, American country musician and Kellie Pickler’s husband, died from an apparent suicide in a home on Friday afternoon, according to police.
MNPD released the audio and footage of the shooting early Monday morning.
On Saturday evening, nine puppies were found in a cooler with a closed lid at a dumpster behind the Linden Firehall.
A resolution was proposed in Tennessee to designate pumpkin pie as the state’s symbol.
A romance novelist is in hot water after she returned to Facebook two years after her Facebook account claimed she committed suicide in September 2020 due to bullying.
The incident occurred Monday afternoon at the DoubleTree Hotel on 4th Avenue North.
On Tuesday night, the Metro Council approved the non-binding term sheet for a new, enclosed stadium for the Tennessee Titans as well as a 1% increase for the Hotel Occupancy Tax to help pay for the deal.
U.S. Senator Bill Hagerty, Sen. Marsha Blackburn, and Gov. Bill Lee demanded that the White House and U.S. Immigration and Customs reverse their plan to release an unspecified number of single adult migrants into Tennessee.
A man has been detained by the Memphis Police Department after officials say they found a vehicle of interest connected to a missing jogger.
A 20-year-old Memphis woman was killed after a two-car crash on West Trinity Lane in North Nashville.
Police said deputies observed a suspicious vehicle driving around the parking lot at a high rate of speed before firing off a gun.
A post which claimed a serial killer or abductor was operating in a suburb of Nashville made the rounds on some local Facebook pages and groups.
Former Tennessee Bureau of Investigation Director, Colonel of the Tennessee Highway Patrol Larry Wallace has died.
The songwriters behind the hits “You’re Still The One,” “Holes In The Floor Of Heaven,” “Girl Crush,” “One More Last Chance” and “Drivin’ My Life Away” will become the newest members of the Nashville Songwriters Hall of Fame.
A woman in Tennessee was arrested for fatally stabbing a man while they were having sex, according to police.
The state veterinarian issued an alert advising horse owners to be aware of Potomac Horse Fever, after there were three cases in the Middle Tennessee area.
This lawsuit came after Attorney General Slatery led an action against anti-discrimination protections for LGBTQ+ students.
In a federal lawsuit filed by Tennessee Attorney General Herbert H. Slatery, the U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Tennessee has enjoined the U.S. Department of Education and the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission from enforcing new, expansive “unlawful” guidance on federal anti-discrimination laws.
The TBI was requested to investigate several fires occurring in the county over a short time.
