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Monday News Rodeo: Music City Gold, Bus Driver Shortage, and Capital Spending Plan

October 25, 2021October 25, 2021Stephen Yeargin Comment

The unions representing Metro Public School teachers and staff are asking for better working conditions to reduce burnout and stop the flow of [...]

Monday News Rodeo: Deadly Floods, Runaway Barge, and a Hotel with a Heart

August 23, 2021August 23, 2021Stephen Yeargin Comment

Saturday’s floods in the Middle Tennessee area have killed 21 people with 20 still missing, with search and rescue teams working through Sunday [...]

Monday News Rodeo: Happy Memorial Day!

May 31, 2021May 30, 2021Stephen Yeargin Comment

Happy Memorial Day! If you want to let the mayor and Metro Council know what you think of the upcoming budget proposal, WPLN [...]

Thursday News Rodeo: Forgetful City, Helicopter Lasers, and Watkins Campus Sold

May 20, 2021May 20, 2021Stephen Yeargin Comment

Metro Police responded to nearly 200 ‘calls for service’ on Lower Broadway last weekend, a number that isn’t too much out of the [...]

Monday News Rodeo: State of Metro, Chew Crew, and a Crappy Time on Broadway

May 3, 2021May 3, 2021Stephen Yeargin Comment

Another person is dead after an encounter with Nashville police, this time after he allegedly fired upon officers during a mental health response [...]

Thursday News Rodeo: Doughnuts, Fired Ref and Lower Speed Limit

March 25, 2021Stephen Yeargin Comment

The weather is expected to be rough this afternoon, with forecasters calling for possible tornadoes and straight-line winds. The mayor’s office announced that [...]

Monday News Rodeo: More Layoffs, Power Outages and the Blue Angels

May 4, 2020May 4, 2020Stephen Yeargin Comment

More than 130,000 Nashville residents were without power after strong storms blew through the area yesterday afternoon, making it one of the largest [...]

Monday News Rodeo: Library Laws, Mean Girls, and a Jailed Reality TV Star

February 24, 2020February 24, 2020Stephen Yeargin Comment

Nashville mayor John Cooper released his first capital spending plan Thursday, smaller than in previous years because of “significant financial issues the city [...]