Monday News Rodeo: DREAMers, Tweet Fights, and Lucifer’s Liason
More than 100 young people traveled to Washington DC last week to meet with members of congress as part of a delegation to
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Thursday News Rodeo: Tiny Homes, Las Vegas Memorial, and a Major League Soccer Fake Out
A vigil was held Monday night for victims of the attack in Las Vegas at a country music festival. Local artists addressed the
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Monday News Rodeo: TVA, Polar Bears, and Nude Dude
A horrific overnight mass shooting at a country music festival in Las Vegas that left at least 50 people dead and more than
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Thursday News Rodeo: Skydiving Gold, and Red Pandas, and Christmas Lights Go Dark
Vanderbilt University’s football team will not be playing at a proposed MLS stadium at the fairgrounds, administrators announced Wednesday. The Student Government Association
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Monday News Rodeo: Affordable Housing, Taking a Knee, and RIP Zoey the Goat
It was a tragic Sunday in Antioch when a gunman opened fire at a church after services ended, killing one person and wounding
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Thursday News Rodeo: Drag Ban, Beer Slides, and a Broadcaster Battle
Defenseman Roman Josi has been named team captain of the Nashville Predators, becoming the eighth in franchise history. He replaces the retired Mike
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Monday News Rodeo: Burglary Spree, Cloud Hill, and Troublesome Texts
The Tennessee Titans (1-1) used a second half surge to get around the Jacksonville Jaguars (1-1) 37-16 yesterday. The next game against the
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Thursday News Rodeo: STR Complaint Hotline, Section 8, and Bunker Suites
A Texas woman and “aspiring singer” allegedly shot a homeless man twice late last month because he complained about her car’s exhaust near
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Monday News Rodeo: Petition Drives, Wind Advisories, and Burger Brawl
Tennessee firefighters again honored fallen colleagues in the September 11 attacks by climbing the Tennessee Tower in full gear yesterday. Money raised from
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Thursday News Rodeo: DACA, Flood Walls, and a Clergy Kidney
Hundreds marched from Centennial Park to the Nashville offices of Senators Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker on Monday to protest the suspension of
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