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A CONTINUING INVESTIGATION: Equal justice under the law -- or special justice for special people? NewsChannel 5 investigates Nashville's General Sessions Court. More>>
There are more questions about a convicted sex offender that NewsChannel 5 Investigates caught roaming the streets of Gallatin with no supervision. More>>
A convicted sex offender is back behind prison bars where state officials say he should have been all along. It follows an exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation. More>>
NewsChannel 5 Investigates has been recognized with the Emmy Award for investigative reporting for the fifth straight year. More>>
Metro schools have entered in an agreement with the U.S. Justice Department, designed to protect special-education students from being sexually assaulted. More>>
Could Nashville end up auctioning off parking meters and other parking spaces to the highest bidder? A confidential document lays out a proposal. More>>
Rock quarries are heavily regulated and often controversial. An exclusive NewsChannel 5 Investigation discovered how quarries can operate without regulators even knowing about them. More>>
There are companies in Middle Tennessee that you probably do not want to do business with. The Better Business Bureau is trying to get the word out to consumers about the companies. More>>
NewsChannel 5 receives one of broadcast journalism's highest honors for its investigation of Nashville's General Sessions Court system. More>>
In 2009, an exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation raised serious questions about whether Nashville's General Session Court delivered justice for all. More>>
She thought she was covered, but an insurance company denied her claim. NewsChannel 5 Investigates got involved, and the grandmother of a murder victim is able to provide a burial. More>>
One year ago, millions of gallons metal-laced water spilled when the levy at TVA's Kingston coal ash pond failed. TVA has spent the last year checking the stability of all its coal ash ponds. More>>
The Metro Nashville Police Department has released over 200 pages of previously sealed documents in the Steve McNair murder case. More>>
Scam artists have stolen the identity and reputation of a Nashville company and are using it on a web site claiming to offer advance fee loans. The Better Business Bureau says beware. More>>
An exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation has put the spotlight on judges who abuse their position. Some of those judges could have been in trouble before, but the public might never know. More>>
There are two different laws on the books in Tennessee dealing with the same issue. No one is sure just who can take away your driver's license. More>>
A NewsChannel 5 investigation found shoppers could wind up buying something that's dangerous and has been recalled because of safety concerns. More>>
A new audit reveals MDHA mishandled some of the early contracts associated with the proposed convention center. Metro leaders are demanding answers. More>>
In an exclusive "You Paid for It" investigation, NewsChannel 5 found hundreds of thousands of dollars that the state of Tennessee had apparently forgotten. More>>
Managers for Taylor Swift say a "clerical error" was responsible for a link on TaylorSwift.com that directed fans to a scalping website. More>>
Rocker Bruce Springsteen first questioned whether Ticketmaster was rigging the system -- and, now, a major Nashville music industry figure is raising some of the same questions. More>>
One Tennessee contractor has been arrested, sued, and fined. He owes the state $25,000 and doesn't even have a state contractor's license. So why is he still in business? More>>
In the country music world, Louis Messina is a big name. Now, the Texas promoter says Congress needs to do something to regulate how concert tickets are sold. More>>
Cheatham County veteran James Cripps is celebrating Veterans Day after winning an appeal that could pave the way for other veterans to get medical care. More>>
Taylor Swift is one of the hottest acts around, a nominee or Entertainer of the Year. So who's getting the tickets -- that you may have wanted -- to her shows? More>>
As country music's biggest names gather for a week of awards and celebrations, NewsChannel 5 investigates secrets that some would rather you not know. More>>
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A highly charged parental-abduction case from Franklin, Tenn., turns into an international incident in Fukuoka, Japan. NewsChannel 5 investigates. More>>
"NewsChannel 5 Investigates" follows the money spent on Nashville's proposed convention center. More>>
Chief investigative reporter Phil Williams blogs about government waste, corruption and other investigative issues. More>>
NewsChannel 5 exposes continuing sexual assaults on Metro's special education buses -- and prompts school board to order aides on those buses. More>>
A NewsChannel 5 investigation uncovers an alarming rate of failure for Middle Tennessee's most common type of smoke detector. More>>
For 10 years, the NewsChannel 5 Investigates team has dug deeper, asked the tough questions and made a difference. A one-hour documentary looks back at the best investigations. More>>
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