
Marius Payton
Evening Anchor at WSMV-TV (Nashville, TN)
Television journalist and sports fan who loves golf and cycling. Happily married to my beautiful bride with 4 wonderful children. Living the life in Nashville.
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Oct 7, 2024 |
actionnews5.com | Marius Payton
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - So far this year, 43,000 families in Tennessee have heard these three dreaded words, “You have cancer.”For one local musician - he’s heard those words far more than most, leaving him to lean on his faith and passion, while picking up the pieces. Behind a drum set is where Brian Russell Collins finds peace. Music means the world to him. “It’s my pulse,” Collins said.
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Jul 9, 2024 |
investigatetv.com | Marius Payton
(InvestigateTV) — According to a 2022 March of Dimes report, more babies than ever are born premature. The group says 10.5% of the babies born in the United States are preterm, and America is considered “among the most dangerous developed nations for childbirth.”Premature babies can spend anywhere from weeks to months in the neonatal intensive care unit or the NICU. Reporter Marius Payton shows us how new technology allows some families to feel close to their newborns even when they’re miles away.
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Feb 4, 2024 |
ktvz.com | Marius Payton
By Marius PaytonClick here for updates on this story NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — As we celebrate Black History Month, we’re also looking at the places where more progress is needed. While artists of color have made strides in the country music industry, Marius Payton takes a closer at why country artists of color say that’s only half the battle. In a stroll through the National Museum of African American Music, country artists O.N.E. The DUO recognize the celebration of Black artists.
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Jan 26, 2024 |
newsbreak.com | Marius Payton
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Jan 7, 2024 |
ktvz.com | Marius Payton
By Marius PaytonClick here for updates on this story NASHVILLE, Tennessee (WSMV) — It’s a place where an otherwise complex life is simplified. Heart of Mary House in Nashville walks hand in hand with terminally ill patients in their final days. It’s a loving and learning process for all involved. But as WSMV4′s Marius Payton found, while some prepared to die, they’ve also finally found what was missing in their lives. A transition starts when patients enter through the blue door.
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