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Drugs, gun violence and prostitution were some of the issues discussed during a community meeting in North Nashville nearly two weeks after a Metro officer shot a man waving a gun on Buchanan Street.

A call for change: Addressing public safety as a community

Independent investigations into alleged police misconduct could become a thing of the past in Tennessee. If the proposed legislation passes,  boards like Nashville's would disappear.

Bill to end independent police investigations draws accountability concerns

A new mural covers most of the lobby inside the main library at Meharry Medical College.  The floor-to-ceiling display highlights Meharry's movers and shakers. It displays artifacts like a doctor's bag, stethoscope, bricks and a nurse's cap.

Meharry Medical College creates fascinating timeline in a new way

Two new reports: One an independent investigation and another an EEOC complaint by a female officer have led to the firing of La Vergne Police Chief Chip Davis. This is just the latest in the investigation into what happened in the Tennessee City's police office.

Our full latest reporting: https://www.newschannel5.com/news/former-la-vergne-police-chief-fired-after-department-sex-scandal

Read the full Investigation findings and the EEOC complaint here: https://www.newschannel5.com/news/former-la-vergne-police-chief-fired-charge-claims-department-wide-sexual-harassment-discrimination

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What did the La Vergne Police Chief really know about the sex scandal in his office?

After our hardest days, we need as much support as we can get. A family in Monterey understands that after what they've just lived through. This is one grateful family.

"We had a couple angels watching over us": Family escapes home fire

A new addition in East Nashville is causing a lot of buzz, and it's the first of its kind in Middle Tennessee: a "Wind Telephone." It's something that's been around in Japan for years.

Discover a new way of remembering and honoring loved ones

In order to reduce the number of potholes around the state, we would have to switch from asphalt to concrete on our roads.

The bumpy road to overcoming major pothole problems

Tennessee State University's marching band members still can't believe they can put Grammy winners on their resumes.

TSU Aristocrat of Bands makes Grammy history

TDOT prepares for another round of snow

Adults on TennCare are having a tough time finding a dentist that accepts the insurance. Last month, 600,000 adults became eligible for dental benefits.

An insurance change to smile about

This bill would cover more education costs for teachers who are part of the Minority Teaching Fellows program in Tennessee.

Lawmakers to discuss bill that could cover more education costs for minority teaching fellows

The clock is ticking for health care coverage for some Metro government retirees and former employees who receive pensions. Vanderbilt will stop accepting Humana's Medicare Advantage plan on April 1 because of a disagreement over reimbursement rates.

Dispute between Humana and VUMC could leave Metro retirees searching for new medical care

An exclusive NewsChannel 5 investigation discovered that Andy Ogles' personal life story is filled with exaggerations, a story that's often too good to be true.

Economist, cop, sex crimes expert? The stories of Congressman Andy Ogles

The hammer came down Monday after a second independent investigation was completed, leading to La Vergne Police Chief Burrel "Chip" Davis being fired. Then, Tuesday a new EEOC investigation claimed an environment of sexual harassment and grooming within the department as a whole, among other illicit activities. Watch to learn more.

EEOC: Culture of sexual harassment, grooming within La Vergne PD