Citywide reporter roundup

So much news happens every day here in Middle Tennessee — and Nashville is home to many dedicated reporters who work hard to cover what’s going on and what it all means.

Today, Jeremy Finley, chief investigative reporter for News Channel 4; Adam Sichko, senior reporter for Nashville Business Journal; and Mike Organ, college sports reporter for The Tennessean, will break down their latest stories and what they’re keeping their eyes on coming up. Join us for our citywide reporter roundup!

Today’s episode was produced by Katherine Ceicys.

GUESTS

• Jeremy Finley, Chief investigative reporter, WSMV-TV
• Adam Sichko, Senior reporter, Nashville Business Journal
• Mike Organ, College sports reporter/veteran sports reporter, The Tennessean

FURTHER READING AND LISTENING

• For more on the new Nashville Mental health Response teams, you can read this recent story by Jeremy Finley: How the city’s new mental health response teams show up less than half of the time they’ve been requested.
• In another WSMV investigative report — You can be charged with DUI even if you’re sober — Finley finds that sober drivers are not only being arrested for DUIS but that a backlog at the TBI is causing a delay in proving their innocence.
• You can read more about how certain residents in Sumner County are fighting growth in their area in Adam Sichko’s Nashville Business Journal story: They’re revolting against growth.
  
• Sichko also wrote this profile on Clay Travis — The business of outrage (and business is good): Clay Travis runs OutKick from his Franklin home’s bonus room. From there, he takes the nation’s pulse.
• Check out Mike Organ’s coverage of Former Tennessee Titans coach Jeff Fisher named Arena Football League interim commissioner.
• And you can learn more about The Tennessean’s 1990s all-decade boys basketball team.