Monday News Rodeo: Juneteenth, Canceled Games, and Omicron is Here
PSA: Blood supplies are facing their largest shortage in nearly ten years, with the American Red Cross urging all potential donors to come
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Thursday News Rodeo: Late Trash Pickup, Murder-For-Hire, and Hockey Postponed
A story from the website for the San Francisco Chronicle has interviews with Bay Area former residents explaining why they chose to make
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Monday News Rodeo: December Tornadoes, Vision Zero, and Bobcat Kittens
At least seven tornadoes touched down in Tennessee over the weekend, causing extensive property damage leaving thousands without power. Unusually warm days in
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Thursday News Rodeo: Street Medicine, Nashville Nine, and Money Buried in a Back Yard
The Metro Council approved a $564 million capital spending plan Tuesday night, with nearly half of the spending allocated for education and transit
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Monday News Rodeo: Jersey Jokes, Redrawing Council Districts, and RIP Flying Saucer
A Washington DC research firm gave Nashville high marks for its handling of the COVID-19 pandemic, but says the city should do more
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Thursday News Rodeo: City Christmas Tree, Four Goals, and Keith Urban
COVID-19 case counts are increasing in Tennessee since before Thanksgiving, but officials say it is not quite as severe as previous spikes around
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Monday News Rodeo: Rough Sports Weekend, Board Vacancies, and New High School Named
An antiviral pill partially developed at a Vanderbilt University Medical Center lab may help treat COVID-19 at home if approved by the FDA.
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Happy Thanksgiving!
Happy Thanksgiving! We’ll be back Monday with the regular News Rodeo. Photo by Maureen. Want to see your photo featured here?
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Monday News Rodeo: Aardvarks, Flights to London, and Parnassus Books
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has allowed the state of emergency he declared at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to expire, saying that
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Thursday News Rodeo: Toll Roads, The Groove, and Not-So-Free Shipping
Metro Nashville Public Schools is adjusting its COVID-19 policies to comply with recently enacted state law, including no longer requiring a student who
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