Monday News Rodeo: Flea Market Fury, Wayward Weed, and Best Band
Flea market vendors at the Tennessee State Fairgrounds voiced their concerns to city leaders about the proposed MLS soccer stadium to be built
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Thursday News Rodeo: Drunkest City, Slurpees and Happy Thanksgiving!
If Thanksgiving plans have fallen through (or your dog ran off with the turkey), the Nashville Scene has you covered with a list
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Monday News Rodeo: Airport Wedding, Christmas Parade Route and Fryer Fires
Metro General is still reeling from last week’s announcement that it will be converted to a clinic instead of a full in-patient hospital,
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Thursday News Rodeo: Sting Operation, Toddzilla, and Downtown Grocery Wars
A Metro Nashville Police narcotics officer found himself on the wrong side of the law, allegedly stealing more than $5,000 in a sting
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Monday News Rodeo: Train Crash, Titans, and Metro General
Twenty two indictments were handed down for human trafficking on Thursday in Brentwood after the various men are said to have attempted to
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Thursday News Rodeo: Stadium Vote, Yet Another Nashville Video, and Coyote Caution
In a somewhat expected move, the Metro Council approved a $250 financing plan for a new MLS stadium to be built at the
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Monday News Rodeo: Todzilla, Turris Trade, and Blitzed Birds
The Metro Council will for the first time consider legislation establishing a community oversight board for the city’s police force. Groups had been
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Thursday News Rodeo: U2, Big Ben, and Guns in Everywhere
Multiple members of the Metro Council are taking on proposed changes the MLS stadium and its associated land dealings, including 10 acres signed
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Monday News Rodeo: House of Blues, CMHoF and No Show Nazis
The white supremacist rally in Shelbyville and Murfreesboro this weekend ended up being sparsely attended by actual supporters, with participants vastly outnumbered by
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Thursday News Rodeo: LifeWay, Pedal Bars and Pedestrians in Peril
This weekend’s scheduled white supremacy rallies in Murfreesboro has the city and Middle Tennessee State University on high alert, canceling unrelated events and
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