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A state driveway built to link property landlocked by a state road in Williamson County is a death trap, one neighbor says.
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Some are calling a stretch of road in Williamson County the most expensive driveway in Middle Tennessee. More>>
The Channel 4 I-Team found that hundreds of thousands of your tax dollars are spent for police officers to sit on the sidelines. More>>
Documents uncovered by the Channel 4 I-Team show that Lebanon horse hauler Three Angels Farm sold 34 horses to a Mexican meat-packing company for 37 cents a pound, two days after a trailer load of horses overturned on a Tennessee interstate. More>>
A government report released Wednesday may not relieve your worries about the next big flood. More>>
A former city bus driver, blamed for causing a serious injury to a pedestrian, said the Metro Transit Authority's failure to train and retrain is partly to blame for so many accidents. More>>
State Sen. Bill KetronState Sen. Bill Ketron, R-Murfreesboro, said a Channel 4 I-Team investigation that revealed suspected drugs found at a top drug enforcement official's home is further proof that her agency shouldn't oversee marijuana eradication. More>>
A Channel 4 I-Team investigation found current and former drivers of Nashville city buses with histories of accidents and were allowed to keep driving. Some of those drivers then went on to be blamed More>>
It's a state of the art Metro government gym, available to only a fraction of Metro employees. In fact, not even most Metro Council members knew it existed. More>>
Suspected marijuana was found by three police officers at the home of the director of the state Alcoholic Beverage Commission, whose mission is to eradicate marijuana. More>>
The Ohio man under investigation for obstruction in the Holly Bobo investigation said all his electronics and even his daughter's cheerleader photo was taken by the TBI and the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Investigations during a raid at his home last month. More>>
Stronger safety devices in Canada designed to protect drivers in accidents with semitrailers both succeed and fail in crash tests, a Channel 4 I-Team investigation found. More>>
A safety device required on all semitrailers has proven to break in test crashes and in a deadly accident in Middle Tennessee, a Channel 4 I-Team investigation found. More>>
The Channel 4 I-Team is piecing together information about a history of problems at a southern Kentucky bridge that was struck by a cargo ship. More>>
A local mother is warning a man who is on the sex offender registry to stay away from her daughter, or else. The Channel 4 I-Team found the man has been convicted of sexual battery. More>>
Two state lawmakers linked to a TBI investigation admit they used their political influence to force the Tennessee Board of Nursing to reconsider suspensions of nurse practitioners. More>>
The Channel 4 I-Team has learned that the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has opened a high-level investigation of several state lawmakers and the Tennessee Department of Health. More>>
We trust that the water we drink is safe. After all, it gets cleaned in systems that are supposed to remove anything dangerous. But a Channel 4 I-Team investigation found drinking water systems all across middle Tennessee receiving warnings for violating federal safety standards. More>>
A Channel 4 I-Team investigation found debit cards intended to help families in need have been swiped in bars, liquor stores, a high-end shopping center and an adult business. More>>
Parents will go to almost any length to protect their children. But, when it comes to protecting them from disease, how far is too far? More>>
Even though he plans to resign next week, taxpayers might still be outraged by what's coming to Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk David Torrence. More>>
The Metro's benefits board decided Tuesday morning to investigate whether former Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk David Torrence should collect pension benefits. More>>
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While the Music City Center is rising in the summer heat, is the heat on some contractors? More>>
A top elected official in Nashville hired both his children for Metro jobs that were never advertised. More>>
A blighted building that has become an eyesore on Charlotte Pike is owned by the state of Tennessee, and Nashville's Codes Department can do nothing about it, a Channel 4 I-Team investigation has found. More>>
The district attorney announced Friday his office is launching a full investigation into the actions of Criminal Court clerk David Torrence. More>>
Two employees have now died from injuries received in a fire last week at a Gallatin factory, the third and fourth deaths at the Hoeganaes Corp. facility following three incidents this year. More>>
Fans at a recent rodeo were excited to get a chance at a free vacation from a company, but they had no idea what they signed up for. More>>
Weeks after a Channel 4 I-Team investigation found contaminated soil at Nashville's new riverfront park, the mayor said the park will be safe for children when it opens. Related: Watch This Story Mayor More>>
A spokeswoman for Nashville Mayor Karl Dean downplayed Monday the fact that he didn't sign a resolution calling for the ouster of Criminal Court clerk David Torrence. More>>
On the outside of some local Chinese restaurants is a picture of family success, good food and big crowds. Related: Watch This Story Behind that, the Channel 4 I-Team found a trail of unpaid bills, More>>
All Lori Bobo has these days is her guitar and a car packed full of clothes. Related: Watch This Story She's couch surfing after, she said, a government program ruined her home and damaged her health. More>>
The Channel Four I-Team has been looking for months at health inspection reports for kitchens in Metro Schools, and the I-Team has found several Metro School cafeterias were almost shut down over the past three years for not fixing serious problems, according to the Metro Health Department. More>>
What the Channel 4 I-Team uncovered about spending in one state agency was something the commissioner of that agency didn't want to talk about on camera. More>>
A formal complaint was filed Monday with Metro government calling for the removal of Criminal Court clerk David Torrence. More>>
As the city of Nashville spends millions on redeveloping the riverfront downtown, a Channel 4 I-Team investigation found the river past downtown has been polluted by a riverfront industry for years. Related: More>>
The city of Nashville has a big plan for an adventure play park along the river. But it also has a problem the public hasn't heard about. More>>
There have already been some changes following the Channel 4 I-Team investigation into the work habits of Criminal Court clerk David Torrence. More>>
Chris Creel Synthetic drugs are still somewhat easy to find on store shelves across the state. That's why Shelley Ashburn says she wants her brother's death to act as an example for others. More>>
In reaction to a Channel 4 I-Team investigation, state workers are calling for the lieutenant governor to "right what he did wrong." More>>
Lt. Gov. Ron RamseyWhen the recession was in full swing last year, the state put a freeze on all routine raises. But a Channel 4 I-Team investigation found taxpayers did pay for some state workers -- people connected to the most powerful lawmakers in the state -- to get raises. More>>
A Metro councilman wants to strip Criminal Court clerk David Torrence of thousands of dollars after what a Channel 4 I-Team investigation exposed. More>>
The mayor of Nashville has a clear message for the city's Criminal Court clerk: Get back to work. More>>
The Channel 4 I-Team has uncovered that for nearly two years, Criminal Court clerk David Torrence hasn't been providing the city information about how he's spending the public's tax dollars. He's required to do so by city ordinance. More>>
It appears there's more than one way to oust a publicly elected official like Criminal Court Clerk David Torrence, including through the courts. More>>
Metro Council voted unanimously Tuesday night to strip elected official David Torrence of his position. More>>
City legal experts, judges and district attorneys have been discussing privately if they should remove Criminal Court clerk David Torrence from office, the Channel 4 I-Team has learned. More>>
Just three weeks after the Criminal Court clerk of Davidson County told the Channel 4 I-Team he didn't see anything wrong with only working three days a week and being absent from the office half of last year, Thursday night he told a Metro Council committee he's considering paying taxpayers back for all the time he was absent. More>>
The Channel 4 I-Team exposes corruption, criminal activities, scams and dangers to the middle Tennessee region. More>>
Jeremy Finley is the chief investigative reporter for the Channel 4 I-Team. He specializes in investigations into corruption, criminal activity and waste of taxpayer money. More>>
You can watch Demetria Kalodimos anchoring Channel 4 News at 4, 5, 6 and 10. More>>
Reporter Nancy Amons has spent more than 20 years breaking stories in Middle Tennessee.
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Caroline Moses returned home to Nashville to join the Channel 4 I-Team in February 2010. She spent three years as investigative reporter and Capitol correspondent at WAFB-TV in Baton Rouge, La. More>>
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