Memphis, Tennessee, mourns the untimely passing of a beloved TV news anchor, Amanda Hanson, who sadly left us at the tender age of 38 due to complications arising from a medical emergency. Amanda was not just an anchor; she was the face of Tennessee station Action News 5, a prominent figure in the local media landscape, and a cherished member of the community.
The devastating news of Amanda Hanson’s passing was confirmed by the channel itself in a heartfelt statement posted on its website. The statement expressed the profound grief and loss felt by the Action News 5 team: “We are devastated to announce the loss of our colleague Amanda Hanson. Amanda, a beloved journalist, Memphian, colleague, and friend, joined the Action News 5 team in 2021 and was the driving force behind the Action News 5 Digital Desk.”
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