Monday News Rodeo: Deadly Floods, Runaway Barge, and a Hotel with a Heart
Saturday’s floods in the Middle Tennessee area have killed 21 people with 20 still missing, with search and rescue teams working through Sunday
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Thursday News Rodeo: Derecho Damage, Recycling Woes, and The Big Payback
PSA: Today is the last day of the Big Payback, a 24 hour event benefiting Nashville area non-profit organizations. Many of these organizations
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Thursday News Rodeo: Sidewalk Lawsuit, New Vandy AD, and the Goo Goo Dolls
The Metro Council added two new members and reappointed a third to Nashville’s Community Oversight Board that handles cases of alleged police misconduct.
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Thursday News Rodeo: Charger Woes, Rock Block, and Bears
PSA: Early voting begins tomorrow downtown and runs through September 7 ahead of the September 12 run-off election. The CEO of a civil
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Monday News Rodeo: Music City Roots, Mayoral Money, and Vrabel’s Wager
The final monthly fundraising totals are in for the mayor’s race, and the top two in the money race outpaced the remaining contenders
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Thursday News Rodeo: Ax Attack, New Fire Chief, and Jimmy Carter
A 25-year-old man is dead after police say two cars exchanged gun fire in East Nashville near a couple of popular restaurants at
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Monday News Rodeo: Mural Vandals, Porch Poo, and Preseason Football
WPLN has an interview with the mothers of the two men who have been killed by Nashville police officers. Video and witness accounts
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Thursday News Rodeo: Road Rage, Major League Baseball, and a Spying Coworker
Could Major League Baseball locate one of its two planned expansion teams in Music City? The idea floated by the league’s commissioner says
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Thursday News Rodeo: Airbnb Ban, Bellevue Fire, and a Sizzled Squirrel
Nashville Mayor Megan Barry met with the President at the White House to discuss infrastructure, despite other city mayors’ boycott during a conference
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Monday News Rodeo: Women’s March, Dolly’s World Records, and Amazon HQ2
More than 15,000 in Nashville joined others across the country in the second Women’s March from Public Square Park to Bicentennial Capitol Mall
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