Alexandria Adams
Anchor/Reporter
WSMV
Alexandria Adams is an Anchor/Reporter at WSMV4.
She joined the WSMV4 team in October 2017.
She is no stranger to Middle Tennessee. Alexandria is a native of Franklin, TN, and has called it home for more than 20 years.
She's excited to be back in her hometown telling you the stories that matter to you.
Prior to her start at WSMV4, Alexandria worked in Chattanooga as an associate producer at WTVC helping cover the city's terror attack that left five service members dead.
She then worked for 2 years as a morning anchor, MMJ, lifestyle show host, and producer at another station in Chattanooga.
Alexandria attended college at the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga and graduated with a degree in Mass Communications and a minor in Speech.
While in school Alexandria was an active member of UTC's campus news station and the Student Alumni Council.
In her spare time, Alexandria enjoys reading, cooking, and exploring all that Nashville has to offer.
If you have any story ideas or just want to say hello, feel free to email her and follow her on Twitter.
Road closures are in place and more will come later this week because of CMA Fest.
“I was having twitches, twitches in my arm. I could feel the twitches in my stomach, in my legs. It felt like my throat was even twitching and I couldn’t swallow.”
The woman started the business after struggling to find bandanas that fit her dog.
Valarie Troya said she teaches people how to both mentally and physically protect themselves.
Hattie Cotton Elementary in Nashville was bombed the evening after the first Black student attended.
A recent Gallup poll shows 62% of adults under the age of 35 said they drink. The number is down from 72% two decades ago.
More than 7.5 million people are expected to travel through airports across the country during the holiday season.
Some of the church members were taken to the hospital, but most escaped with bruises and cuts.
October honors the families who have had pregnancy and infant loss.
A Cookeville jewelry store heard about their story and offered them a new engagement ring, one that looks identical but with an emerald on each side representing Oliver and Lincoln.
In Tennessee, the foster care system extends to the age of 21, so items are needed for all ages.
The Eras Tour shows are likely to have one of Nashville’s largest concert turnouts ever, according to experts.
Axtell Expressions recently moved from California to Columbia, Tennessee.
Tennessee women share the creativity they’re bringing into a primarily male dominated industry.
Though the show aired in 1969, it wasn’t until 2020 that the program had its first Black female puppeteer.
Dozens of women entrepreneurs plan to meet and share ideas.
Neatly Balanced, a Middle Tennessee business that helps organize homes and closets, collects old toys and clothing for the Nashville Anti-Human Trafficking Coalition.
A car rolled over on the Brick Church Pike exit ramp early Monday morning.
Here is a list of family-fun events for the entire family happening this weekend in Middle Tennessee.
"You can eat cereal at home, but it’s about what you feel when you’re here.”
If the band were to get nominated or win a Grammy, they would be the first HBCU band to do so.
The album features music from gospel greats, like Fred Hammond, John P. Kee and Kierra Sheard.
The two cousins have been writing a series of books since they were eight.
Metro Schools has several of the machines, but they are not in use because the cameras need updating to help detect weapons.
The school specializes in preparing children for falling into the water, unexpectedly.
The steakhouse opened in Charleston in 2009 and since then, has added storefronts throughout South Carolina, in Columbia, Greenville and Nexton.
This shipment of formula is earmarked for babies at hospitals, home health care facilities, doctors and pharmacies.
Tennessee is reportedly one of the states hit hardest by the shotage.
Coyote Ugly Saloon reopens its doors on Wednesday after being closed for almost two years because of Christmas Day Bombing.
A report shows 40% of baby formula brands are out of stock.
Vice President Kamala Harris’ trip to Nashville will impact traffic commute in the Music City this weekend.
With Nashville expanding, the public transportation system is need of improvements.
The trial of a woman accused of being an accomplice in a 2018 murder case continued on Thursday.
A tremendous number of families want to enroll their kids in the Pfizer vaccine study.
The leaked report shows that women could lose their federal right to have abortions by the end of June.
Arrington Vineyards bottles wine 2 to 3 times a week, which amounts to about 3,000 to 5,000 gallons of wine.
The appeal does not block the Florida federal judge’s ruling to lift mandate for all travel.
Nashville officials announce the city acquired the Global Mall at the Crossings, formerly known as Hickory Hollow Mall.
Crews are working to make repairs to downed powers lines in Leiper’s Fork on Wednesday night.
Tennessee Highway Patrol made a move on Wednesday to become sensory-inclusive.
The mother of the young woman who was shot and died earlier this week from her injuries after meeting up with a man from a dating app.
Travel experts say people typically do not let something like steep gas prices stop them from traveling.
Opening day is here for our Nashville Sounds as the 2022 season begins on Tuesday night.
Blood Assurance officials announced Thursday the opening of their second brick-and-mortar blood donation center in Davidson County.
Governor Bill Lee will release his amended budget, which will include $500 million in bonds to help pay for the new stadium.
Little items such a toothbrush, a bar of soap, candles, and silverware are likely in your home right now, but desperately needed by the Ukrainian people.
Two Nashville legislators have asked Gov. Bill Lee to place a moratorium on the state’s collection of gas and diesel taxes for a period of 90 days, the legislators said Tuesday during a press conference.
