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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burglary
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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Monday News Rodeo: Flying Cars, Fake Vaccine Cards, and VR Cadavers
The delta variant of COVID-19 has put the region’s children’s hospitals on alert, as states with similar vaccination rates have seen a surge
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Thursday News Rodeo: John Prine, Lost Tests, and a Passover Tradition
Mayor John Cooper says that nine people in Davidson County have died and released a “heat map” graphic to show areas of the
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Monday News Rodeo: Music City Roots, Mayoral Money, and Vrabel’s Wager
The final monthly fundraising totals are in for the mayor’s race, and the top two in the money race outpaced the remaining contenders
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Monday News Rodeo: Peace Sign, NOAH, and More Mural Vandals
NOAH, a coalition of community and activist organizations, has joined others in calling for the resignation of Metro Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson
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Happy Hour: Drifting Along
The Metro Council is looking at some creative ways to help small businesses that were hurt by the flood, including car washes that
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Bright & Early: Donuts On The Brain Edition
Good morning, Nashville, and happy Donut Day! Things got pretty tense at last night’s Metro Council meeting, where council members interrogated Metro Schools
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Bright & Early: One Year After Kingston Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Today marks the one-year anniversary of the TVA ash spill in Kingston, Tennessee. Since this is one news story we’re
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Bright & Early: Someone’s Been Busy Edition
Good morning, Nashville. When Metro Police picked up three burglary suspects in Forest Hills last week, they had no idea that the arrests
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