Tracy Kornet

2 months ago | fox5vegas.com | Tracy Kornet

(InvestigateTV) — People in need of a fresh start are finding their way on a farm in Nashville, Tennessee. They’re not only enriching their lives, but they’re helping grow and harvest produce to fight food insecurity, an issue that impacts about one in seven households in the US. Reporter Tracy Kornet explains how the idea for these farms sprouted and capitalized on unused land owned by churches. Copyright 2025 Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved.

2 months ago | cityfarmer.info | Tracy Kornet |Michael Levenston

“I just started farming and addicts and people coming out of prison showed up and started farming with me. I always say the soil is good for the soul.”By Tracy Kornet and InvestigateTV StaffKGNSFeb. 6, 2025Excerpt:People in need of a fresh start are finding their way on a farm in Nashville, Tennessee. They’re not only enriching their lives, but they’re helping grow and harvest produce to fight food insecurity, an issue that impacts about one in seven households in the US.

Jan 8, 2025 | fox5vegas.com | Tracy Kornet

(InvestigateTV) — We’re all familiar with super athletes. But what do you know about SuperAgers? Scientists are working to uncover the secrets of this small, elite group of people over 80, whose memory still functions as well as that of someone in their 50s or 60s. Reporter Tracy Kornet has more on the secrets of SuperAgers. Copyright 2025 Gray Media Group, Inc. All rights reserved.

Oct 23, 2024 | ourcommunitynow.com | Tracy Kornet

ShareNASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - As part of the Bible Belt, Tennessee is known for its legacy of faith and legendary mega-churches, some of which sit on acres of unused land. Joey Lankford of Nashville saw these empty fields as an opportunity to help feed the hungry in his own community. “You’ll see a lot of squash, edible pumpkins, still got peppers, okra growing,” said Lankford, while walking through his newest garden behind Brentwood Baptist Church.

Jul 6, 2024 | wvlt.tv | Tracy Kornet

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - Steve and Heather Winfree, whose story went viral in 2017 after Heather used a baseball card to tell her sick husband she was a match to give him a kidney, have written a book about their transplant journey. And it’s attracting the interest of Hollywood. WSMV4 followed the Knoxville couple through their successful double transplant surgery at Vanderbilt University Medical Center. The couple said over the last seven years they’ve experienced some expected ups and downs.