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Monday News Rodeo: UFOs, Bed Bugs and Flaming Scooters

November 18, 2018November 19, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment

Mayor David Briley, already confirmed to be seeking reelection in August of 2019, will be holding a $1,500 per person campaign fundraiser next [...]

Monday News Rodeo: Youth Voter Surge, Church Street Park, and a Farewell to JJ’s

November 5, 2018November 5, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment

James Shaw, Jr., the man credited for saving numerous lives at the Waffle House shooting in Antioch, is considering running for mayor of [...]

Thursday News Rodeo: Not Fake Knives, Gold Cup, and Falafel Fallout

October 11, 2018October 11, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment

The officer charged in the fatal shooting of Daniel Hambrick stopped and searched black drivers more often than his peers, records show. Andrew [...]

Monday News Rodeo: Mural Vandals, Porch Poo, and Preseason Football

August 13, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment

WPLN has an interview with the mothers of the two men who have been killed by Nashville police officers. Video and witness accounts [...]

Monday News Rodeo: Gotta Vote Again, Hipster Neighborhood, and More Tall Buildings

August 6, 2018August 6, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment

Thursday’s elections settled a lot of things, such as four new school board members, major party nominees for governor US House and US [...]

Thursday News Rodeo: No New Taxes, BNA Expansion, and Flaming Tall Skinnies

June 21, 2018June 21, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment

The Metro Council approved an operating budget for the next year without a property tax increase nor major cuts to programs, but it [...]

Thursday News Rodeo: CMA Pay to Play, Too Short, and Dragon Park

May 17, 2018May 17, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment

Activists blocked several streets during rush hour Monday as part of “The Poor People’s Campaign,” an act meant to revive similar protests during [...]

Thursday News Rodeo: Budget Shortfalls, Dinosaur Puppets and Ruffled Feathers

April 19, 2018April 19, 2018Stephen Yeargin Comment

Metro Nashville Public Schools administrators were again questioned by city leaders about their budget shortfall and expenditures. The district is projected to be [...]