Battle continues over Class Action Lawsuit for ending federal unemployment benefits early Caresse Jackman Updated 2 hrs ago The attorney representing the unemployed in a class-action lawsuit against the governor and the Tennessee Department of Labor is asking the federal government to participate.
Humphreys County votes to opt into National Flood Insurance Program after deadly floods Caresse Jackman Updated Sep 15, 2021 With water rising every second, Samuel Deavers, his fiancée and two little boys didn’t know if they’d make it out of their Humphreys County home alone.
Mid-State couple goes through a maze of denials and hearings with Department of Labor Caresse Jackman Updated Sep 14, 2021 Issues with unemployment benefits have been an ongoing problem News 4 followed for months, but one couple truly has had difficulty trying to get answers.
Nashville family caught in dispute over funeral plot cannot get peace Caresse Jackman Updated Sep 13, 2021 A family has come forward saying that former funeral director took their money and can’t give their grandmother a proper goodbye.
Changes coming in fall, spring to WeGo routes, transit advocates worry about updates and staffing shortages Caresse Jackman Posted on Sep 7, 2021 If you ride on WeGo throughout the city, get ready to see some changes to some of the routes.
Another customer has trouble getting refund from Steve Harvey’s Sand & Soul Festival Caresse Jackman Posted on Sep 6, 2021 NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - Fun in the sun with Steve Harvey is all Valerie Burris and Janis Wilson Carr wanted. But instead, “They took our money and ran!” Washington D.C. resident Janis Wilson-Carr said. Customers demand refunds after Steve Harvey’s Sand & Soul Festival is canceled
Woman gets car warranty issue resolved after contacting News4 Caresse Jackman Posted on Sep 1, 2021 Hermitage resident Patricia Roquet is in a good mood after her warranty issue has been resolved by the dealership and warranty company.
Issues with extended warranty leaves one Hermitage woman with questions Caresse Jackman Posted on Aug 31, 2021 NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - For Hermitage resident Patricia Roquet, driving her 2012 KIA Sorento is the only way she can get around town with her husband.
Issues with KIA warranty leaves Columbia man without a car Caresse Jackman Posted on Aug 30, 2021 NASHVILLE, TN (WSMV) - It’s a situation we all dread when getting behind the wheel: your car suddenly dying on you.
Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance offers tips for flood victims Caresse Jackman Posted on Aug 23, 2021 It’s something you hate hearing, the vulnerable taken for a ride.
Black Tennessee lawmaker gets vaccinated, encourages minority communities to do the same Caresse Jackman
Consumer experts see sharp rise in puppy scams; Scammers are becoming more savvy with how they retrieve your money Caresse Jackman
Scammers looking to take advantage of programs set up to help grieving families impacted by COVID-19 Caresse Jackman
Lawsuit filed against Gov. Lee, Department of Labor for ending federal unemployment benefits early Caresse Jackman
Anonymous couple donates $500 to elderly sisters after watching Call 4 Action Investigation Caresse Jackman
Pending lawsuit against State of Tennessee for ending federal unemployment programs early Caresse Jackman
Middle Point Landfill issued notice of violation in June, Board set to vote on expansion proposal Friday Caresse Jackman
American Airlines cancels hundreds of flights partly due to shortages; customer callbacks are taking hours Caresse Jackman
State Accountability Group looks into pandemic funding, critics worry about where it's not going Caresse Jackman
Buses running again in Parkwood neighborhood after residents express frustration to News4 Caresse Jackman
