Jason Lamb is a reporter for the NewsChannel 5 Network, covering local news in Tennessee, specifically in Nashville. With a focus on community issues and events, Jason provides in-depth coverage of topics such as domestic abuse, sports achievements, education programs, veteran stories, and local government decisions.
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By: Jason Lamb
Come this weekend, things will once again be looking up — toward the skies — during a solar eclipse that you'll be able to see from all parts of the mid-state.
By: Jason Lamb
When reports started circulating about cases of illegal voter registration in Montgomery County, NewsChannel 5 wanted to dig into this to make sure you have the most context possible.
A tornado tore through Weskan last May, turning the town upside down.
A community survey in the early '90s said Nashville's Agenda is what paved the way for many icons to eventually call Nashville home.
By: Jason Lamb
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — The Nashville Youth Campus for Empowerment (NYCE) would replace the current Juvenile Justice center on Woodland Street.
By: Jason Lamb
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WTVF) — It's the latest in the power struggle between Nashville and state lawmakers: this week, a court invalidated a state law giving state officials more control over the board that runs Nashville's airport.
By: Jason Lamb
Posted: Updated: WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — Master Sergeant Dave Swenson found a role in the Air Force as a combat arms instructor.
After the family of Kenneth Beach — accused of murdering his friend Josue Chirino — spoke out, Beach's mother is shedding light on where the gun came from that police say Beach fired.
What started out as an idea for a typical senior prank at Maize High School turned into something else. Something good.
By: Jason Lamb
How can Nashville solve its affordable housing problem? It's a question that likely has more than one answer, and a recent report reveals Nashville's churches and universities can play a role.
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