Thursday News Rodeo: Road Rage Patrols, Rising Rents, and Cashless as a Crime
Metro Nashville Public Schools may soon lift their mask mandate as cases of COVID-19 continue to fall across the county. Nashville mayor John
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army corps of engineers
Monday News Rodeo: Gratitunes, Hospital at the MCC, and Jobs4TN Website Woes
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a new executive order Thursday that requires Tennesseans to remain home until at least April 14, following several
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Thursday News Rodeo: West Nashville Odor, Rapid Rehousing, and Officially ‘The Volunteer State’
Metro Nashville Public School administrators are renewing calls for the state legislature to pursue higher teacher pay and better classroom support, with board
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Bright & Early: The Weather Outside Is Frightful Edition
Good morning, Nashville. The National Weather Service believes that 40 tornadoes touched down in Tennessee on April 27-28th including a couple of EF4 tornadoes
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Bright & Early: Snow, Etc. Edition
Good morning, Nashville. We feel like a broken record these days, but did you hear that it’s supposed to snow this afternoon? We
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Bright & Early: Rough Around The Edges Edition
Good morning, Nashville. It’s been a few weeks since we’ve checked in with Fisk University, which was teetering on the edge of bankruptcy
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Happy Hour: Counting With Both Hands
Get your live election results here when the polls start closing around 8pm/7pm CST. [Tennessean] An MTSU professor drove his water-powered car from
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Bright & Early: Doing A Dance Edition
Good morning, Nashville. The ongoing quest to get to the bottom of the Army Corps of Engineers’ role in the flood gets more
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Happy Hour: Dam It
Things aren’t looking too good for the Army Corps of Engineers today following the Senate subcommittee hearing on the Nashville flood. Though they
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Happy Hour: Christmas Came Early This Year
The folks in charge of the Music City Center construction are beefing up their hiring and training procedures to ensure that they’re not
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