Weekly News Rodeo: Nudie Suits, Melting Asphalt, and RNC Finalists
Metro Nashville Public School students are returning from spring break this week and will not require face coverings for students or staff. COVID-19
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Thursday News Rodeo: Wonky Sidewalks, License Plate Readers, and Weed Bills
The weather over the next day or so is going to be a little rough with ice and potential flooding in the mid-state.
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Thursday News Rode: Flurona, Whataburger, and Return of King Henry
PSA: Winter weather is again predicted for the mid-state today, with crews already out salting the roads. Be careful out there! Nashville hit
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Monday News Rodeo: Aardvarks, Flights to London, and Parnassus Books
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has allowed the state of emergency he declared at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to expire, saying that
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Thursday News Rodeo: Executive Orders, License Plate Readers, and Bald Eagles
Metro Nashville Public Schools will still require masks for staff and students despite an executive order signed by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee that
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Thursday News Rodeo: Pekka Rinne, Speedway Expansion, and Referendum Lawsuits
PSA: If you need gas, buy it, but don’t be like all the folks rushing to the pumps after rumors of shortages quickly
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Thursday News Rodeo: To-Go Booze, Oracle Deal, and Pilgrimage Festival Lineup
The Nashville Health Department announced it will lift all COVID restrictions — except for masks being required indoors — on May 14. That
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Monday News Rodeo: Playoff Push, MCC Shutdown, and Bells Bend
The Music City Center will no longer serve as a site for mass vaccinations amid declining demand, though vaccine does remain available at
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Monday News Rodeo: Floods, Power Outages, and a Motorized Couch
Four people have been confirmed dead in this weekend’s flooding that has been described as the worst since the 2010 flood. The Harpeth
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Monday News Rodeo: ? Vaccines, Vaccines, Vaccines
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced today that the state will move to Phase 2 of Vaccine eligibility, covering those working in “critical infrastructure.”
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