Kristen Quon
Anchor and Reporter at WCYB-TV (Bristol, VA)
Emmy award winning evening news anchor for @news5wcyb 📺Former Deputy🚓 GA native. 🍑 Coffee Obsessed. ☕️ Send your story ideas to [email protected]
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wcyb.com | Kristen Quon
BRISTOL, Tenn. (WCYB) — One year after a lockdown at Bristol Regional Medical Center as police worked to subdue a man, the family of 41-year-old Matthew Stoddard is suing the Sullivan County Sheriff's Office, saying deputies used excessive force, which led to his death. The incident happened on May 22, 2024. Through a Freedom of Information Act request, News 5 received body camera footage and the 911 calls to dispatch.
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wcyb.com | Kristen Quon
ROAN MOUNTAIN, Tenn. — A Roan Mountain man has been arrested following a joint investigation by the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation's Cybercrime and Digital Evidence Unit and the Weakley County Sheriff's Office. The investigation began in February when TBI agents and Weakley County detectives looked into a report involving a 9-year-old sending child sex abuse material to an adult male via Snapchat. Hunter Chase Ellison was identified as the user of the Snapchat account in question.
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wcyb.com | Kristen Quon
Thu, 22 May 2025 20:45:29 GMT (1747946729739)Gallery - News3 v1.0.0 (common)8f56293a53b6dbed91e608c2a4066e139ee27dceFallback Presentation. Using deprecated PresentationRouter.
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newschannel9.com | Kristen Quon
PIGEON FORGE, Tenn. — Dolly Parton returned to Dollywood to celebrate the theme park's 40th anniversary, marking a significant milestone for the beloved theme park. During an exclusive event for media and season passholders, she, alongside her Dollywood business partner Peter Herschend, as well as Dollywood Parks & Resorts President Eugene Naughton and Dolly Parton Productions’ Ted Miller, explained how their partnership came into existence and has grown in the decades since.
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wcyb.com | Kristen Quon
BRISTOL, Tenn. — Hard Rock Casino hosted an exclusive culinary night featuring Bristol's own Chef "T" and other contestants from the NBC show "Yes Chef!" at the Council Oaks Steakhouse. Chef T, owner of Union 41 and a contestant on the show, led the event, offering guests a chance to savor signature dishes from the show's premiere as part of a seven-course meal. Chef T said she was excited to be reunited with some of the other contestants on the show.
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