Jeremy Finley

1 week ago | wvlt.tv | Jeremy Finley

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - On May 9, Michael Lambert was determined not to be arrested again. The homeless man, sitting on Lower Broadway, hoping to attract donations with a humorous sign about his dog sitting beside him, abruptly stood up. WSMV4 Investigates watched as another man, wearing a bright yellow shirt reading, “Downtown Ambassador,” leaned in to talk to Lambert. After the man walked away, we approached Lambert. “What did he say to you?” asked WSMV4 Investigates.

1 week ago | wsmv.com | Jeremy Finley

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WSMV) - On May 9, Michael Lambert was determined not to be arrested again. The homeless man, sitting on Lower Broadway, hoping to attract donations with a humorous sign about his dog sitting beside him, abruptly stood up. Michael Lambert is among the homeless in the downtown corridor who have been arrested by an off-duty detail of state police.

1 week ago | kktv.com | Jeremy Finley |Akim Powell

CLEVELAND, Tenn. (WSMV/Gray News) - They were supposed to be two of the most important moments in Morgan Armstrong’s young life so far: revealing her sexuality publicly and graduating high school. The first, according to a lawsuit, would cost her the second. The senior at Tennessee Christian Preparatory School is now suing her own high school in Cleveland, saying they suspended her from school and are withholding her diploma, all because she posted on social media that she was gay.

2 weeks ago | wsmv.com | Jeremy Finley

CLEVELAND, Tenn. (WSMV) - They were supposed to be two of the most important moments in Morgan Armstrong’s young life so far: revealing her sexuality publicly and graduating high school. The first, according to a lawsuit, would cost her the second. The senior at Tennessee Christian Preparatory School is now suing her own high school in Cleveland, saying they suspended her from school and are withholding her diploma, all because she posted on social media that she was gay.

3 weeks ago | wvlt.tv | Jeremy Finley

FRANKLIN, Tenn. (WSMV) - Shooting guns has been part of Kristopher Boshers’ history since he got his first gun at five years old. Hunting and training with his grandfather are among his favorite memories. Since then, the Franklin, Tennessee man has become an avid sports shooter, collecting various guns, including the Sig Sauer P320. According to the manufacturer, millions of that make and model have been sold nationwide, becoming a favorite in the military and police agencies.