Monday News Rodeo: Blind Dates, Hat Tricks, and Ryan Ellis
City leaders unveiled an Historic Marker to honor the late Rep. John Lewis this weekend as part of a celebration of his life
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Thursday News Rodeo: Imagine East Bank, Body Cams, and Rinne Retires
Lawmakers are demanding answers after the state’s top health official was fired earlier this week after her department was instructed to stop outreach
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Monday News Rodeo: Bathroom Signs, Air Taxis, and Baby Porcupines
A federal judge has stopped the enforcement of Tennessee’s new bathroom sign law that critics say targets transgendered people after local businesses sued
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Thursday News Rodeo: Soccer Moses, Plea Bargain, and Bye Arvy
PSA: Hospitals are calling on residents to donate blood if they can as a national blood bank shortage takes hold this summer. The
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Happy Independence Day!
We’ll be back Thursday with the regularly scheduled News Rodeo. Photo by Eva Wood. Want to see your photo featured here?
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Thursday News Rodeo: New Theme Park, Banned License Plate, and Virus Variants
Health officials are learning on the fly when and where to deploy mobile vaccination clinics, with some more successful than others in getting
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Monday News Rodeo: Bathroom Signs, Flea Market, and a No Contest
Residents and businesses are frustrated and uncertain about the future six months after the Christmas Day bombings in downtown Nashville. The photo gallery shows
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Thursday News Rodeo: Road Rage, Comeback Wins, and Bianca Paige
A Nashville judge ruled that the Davidson County Election Commission erred by allowing a sweeping referendum that would have changed several facets of
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Monday News Rodeo: NASCAR, Art Thieves, and #VandyBoys
The NASCAR Cup Series held its first race in Nashville (well, Lebanon, but close enough) in 37 years, with Kyle Larson winning the
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Thursday News Rodeo: Girl Scouts, Bridge Jumper, and the Metro Budget
The Metro Council passed the new city budget on a voice vote, which is uncommon for a chamber that typically takes hours into
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