Thursday News Rodeo: Vandy Booze, Peeping Tom, and Electronic Extortion
Six metro council members, two school board members and various other elected officials have endorsed incumbent Mayor David Briley in his run-off on
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Thursday News Rodeo: Long Council Meetings, Tomato Arts Fest, and Talking Medical Records
PSA: Voting for the Nashville Scene’s “Best of Nashville” is open now through September 5. We’re not gonna shill for votes (this year),
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Thursday News Rodeo: Liquid Gold, Arctic Boat Fire, and an ICE Standoff
A group of neighbors in Hermitage effectively prevented federal Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from taking a man into custody Monday afternoon
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Thursday News Rodeo: NFL Draft, the Ambubus, and #BNACarpet
PSA: Well folks, today is the first day of the NFL Draft downtown, so we hope you are either excited to have the
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Thursday News Rodeo: Convention Center Coyote, Earthquakes, and a Hat Trick
State Rep. John Ray Clemmons announced Wednesday that he will challenge incumbent Mayor David Briley this August. They are the only two declared
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Thursday News Rodeo: HQ2 Secrets, Nashville Christmas Tree, and The Policing Report
Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 We’re sorry for anyone traveling through Nashville International Airport over the holiday weekend. 😬 Folks planning on doing some shopping
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Thursday News Rodeo: Un-sinking Hobbycar, Parking Meters, and Leaky Court Records
The Davidson County Election Commission unanimously certified a petition by Community Oversight Now to put a referendum on that ballot this November to
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Monday News Rodeo: Taylor Lewan, Land Swaps, and Stolen Traffic Court Fees
Twenty five year old Daniel Hambrick was shot and killed Thursday night by a Metro Nashville Police officer after he emerged from the
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Monday News Rodeo: Strip Club Valet, Kid Rock, and Gentrification in North Nashville
PSA: If you are leaving out of Nashville International Airport today, give yourself some more time as an estimated 26,000 people will be
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Monday News Rodeo: Judgement Dates, Lake Palmer and a Magic Bar
The student-organized event “March For Our Lives” drew thousands of people downtown Saturday morning to advocate for safer schools and to reduce gun
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