Monday News Rodeo: Dating Lawsuit, One Signature Short, and Grocery Store Safety
The drive-thru “symptom-free screening” rolled out this past weekend saw 11,230 COVID-19 tests administered, accounting for more than 10 percent of the 97,000
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Monday News Rodeo: MLS Stadium Pen Pals, School Protests, and Tom Brady
PSA: Today is the final day to register to vote in Tennessee for the March presidential preference primaries. If you’re already registered, double
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Monday News Rodeo: Coronavirus, Elliston Place Soda Shop, and Bad Airport Food
A newly formed committee seeks to repair the neglect of the 37208 zip code in North Nashville, recently highlighted as having the country’s
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Monday News Rodeo: Titans Come Up Short, Real ID and ‘Hamilton’
Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! There are events around town to mark the civil rights leader’s birthday. Thirty two pairs of shoes
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Thursday News Rodeo: Misplaced Airplane, Wrapped Weed, and a Bowling Alley Music Venue
It’s a real shame that the “Boner Awards” were last week, as a commissioner on the Metro-Nashville Authority Airport Board reported his personal
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Thursday News Rodeo: Dolly Parton, Top Restaurants, and Code Blue
Mayor John Cooper repeatedly said the city is in receivership (think of it as like a civic bankruptcy) at a breakfast with business
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Monday News Rodeo: Airport Scammer, Oprah, and Quieter Animal Shelters
It’s going to be cold today, but unless you’re up in the Cumberland Plateau, there’s no significant snow in the forecast. ❄️ Mayor
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Monday News Rodeo: The Arts Company, Cordell Hull, and a $10,000 Tip
William Weeden, the outgoing director of the Community Oversight Board, says that he had not not been given enough autonomy in his role,
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Monday News Rodeo: Nashville SC Wins, Closing Broadway, and a River Boat Story
Storms rolling through Middle Tennessee this weekend knocked out power and damaged homes and businesses, prompting several area school districts to close today.
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Monday News Rodeo: Recycled Campaign Signs, Finally Fall, and the Flea Market
Despite the warm temperatures today, welcome to the first day of autumn! 🍂 District Attorney Glen Funk’s decision to ask a Davidson County
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