Jeremy Finley

A man with a pacemaker and implantable cardiac defibrillator died at Premier Radiology in Brentwood on July 11, 2025, after receiving an MRI.

The license for the company at the center of WSMV4’s “Thin Blurred Line” investigation is now suspended.

A judge temporarily reinstated the license of Solaren late Tuesday afternoon, but hours before that ruling, the company was found by WSMV4 Investigates operating while its license remained suspended.

A Rutherford County man will receive $90,000 from Rutherford County after being wrongfully arrested for DUI.

A Murfreesboro criminal defense attorney indicted on felony charges more than a year ago, and admits in jail phones calls to breaking the law, continues to practice law and represent clients in court, a WSMV4 investigation found.

A Tennessee Christian school sued by a senior who came out as gay and was prevented from going to graduation will now have to pay her $10,000 as part of a settlement approved Monday.

A Tennessee Christian school will have to pay thousands of dollars to a student it reportedly prevented from graduating.

A WSMV4 investigation found the drug was being sold illegally on the street and was still readily available in Nashville vape shops, sold in colorful containers. An addict who assisted in that investigation died four months after being interviewed, surrounded by canisters of the drug.

The standardized field sobriety tests used by law enforcement agencies across the country to investigate suspected drunk drivers are not accurate enough to be used as evidence in court, and may be responsible for the arrests of innocent, sober people, according to experts in forensic toxicology, criminal defense and law enforcement training.

Companies fraudulently billed Medicare and Healthspring for thousands of dollars in medical equipment that retired Metro Nashville Public Schools employees never received. Why It Matters