• The Tennessee Titans saw their season end in a 14-35 loss to the New England Patriots on Saturday. The Patriots will go on to face the Jacksonville Jaguars in the AFC Championship game.
• Breaking News on that front: The Titans have dismissed their head coach Mike Mularkey today after two years and leading the team to its first playoff appearance in nearly a decade. It’s a tough business.
• The Titans learned last week that they will play the Los Angeles Chargers in London next year, so that’s kind of cool.
• We could see another round of snow tonight, with forecasters saying that we may receive 1-2 inches. Metro school kids are currently inverting their pajamas among other superstitions.
• The Nashville Scene has all you need to know about the Nashville installment of this Saturday’s Women’s March 2.0. The event drew about 15,000 people last year.
• Well, they may have canceled our television series, but could we will still find our city highlighted on basic cable! No word on this iteration of “Real Housewives” will be made, but you can bet there are plenty of folks dusting off their glamor shots.
• The Tennessee legislature will again consider allowing wine and liquor sales on Sundays, drawing some cheers from your friends at Nashvillest. The same measure failed in committee last year.
• Heads up that the Nashville MTA will be operating on its Saturday schedule today for the Martin Luther King, Jr. holiday.
• We know parking is difficult in Nashville, but good grief.
• The mayor’s office apologized to stakeholders in the Nashville Metro General Hospital saga for not discussing the controversial plan to convert the facility to an outpatient clinic last month. That plan will now be delayed.
• The Cloud Hill Partnership suddenly pulled out of the proposed Greer redevelopment plan Friday after an archeological study indicated a high chance that graves exist beneath the areas developers wanted to use. The study’s authors recommend returning the property to parkland.
• A Nashville Fire Department ladder truck ended up on its side during a call in the Antioch neighborhood Saturday. No one was injured, but It required a crane to right the vehicle.
• The Bellevue Sam’s Club will be closing as part of Walmart’s plan to shutter 63 of the member warehouses nationwide. The store in Antioch will remain open.
• One Nashville-area man was vacationing in Hawaii when that errant ballistic missile alert went out. The issue has been traced back to a poorly designed interface.
• Tennessee is among the states that have joined a coalition to promote civil rights tourism across the country. Nashville was the site of several sit-in demonstrations.
• Maplewood High School has partnered with the Nashville Electric Service to open an “electrician lab” behind the school. Students will learn the basics of electrical engineering and leave school with a high demand skill.

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