Monday News Rodeo: New Stadium, Jimmy Fallon, and Convention Fortunes Fading
News broke late last week that renovation talks between the city and the Tennessee Titans have been paused to discuss the potential of
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Thursday News Rodeo: Street Medicine, Nashville Nine, and Money Buried in a Back Yard
The Metro Council approved a $564 million capital spending plan Tuesday night, with nearly half of the spending allocated for education and transit
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Thursday News Rodeo: Teacher Protests, Fort Negley, and Vaccines for Kids
Happy Veterans Day! A group of Belmont University students gathered yesterday to protest what they see as lax mask enforcement and a low
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Monday News Rodeo: Music City Gold, Bus Driver Shortage, and Capital Spending Plan
The unions representing Metro Public School teachers and staff are asking for better working conditions to reduce burnout and stop the flow of
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Nashvillest: Opening Night, International Market 2, and Springwater Fire Band
The Nashville Health Department is adding a new bureau specifically aimed at reducing the racial and socioeconomic disparities that become more apparent during
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Monday News Rodeo: Micro-Housing, AMBER Alerts, and TPAC Water Damage
The downward trend continues to be encouraging for COVID-19 cases in the area, with case counts returning to roughly where they were in
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Thursday News Rodeo: Antibodies, New Restaurants, and Rebuilding Second Avenue
Nine people have died of COVID-19 complications this week in Nashville, including two people in their 30s according to the Mayor’s office. All
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Thursday News Rodeo: Arena Masks, Afghan Refugees, and Triplet Nurses
Bridgestone Arena announced Monday that all concert and sports fans must provide proof of vaccination or a recent negative test for all events
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Thursday News Rodeo: Stikman Spotting, Oracle Coming, and TSU Shortchanged
A new drive-thru vaccine site opens today off Murfreesboro road, offering the Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) one-dose vaccine for up to 300 people
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Thursday News Rodeo: No More Tiers, Zip Tie Guy, and Flood Cleanup
PSA #1: Every Davidson County resident over the age of 16 is now eligible for the free coronavirus vaccine (click on the yellow
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