Weekly News Rodeo: Van Gogh, Symphony Trees, and Expensive Weddings
A jury found former Vanderbilt University Medical Center nurse RaDonda Vaught guilty of criminally negligent homicide, the lesser of two charges she faced,
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Monday News Rodeo: Winter Arrives, Titans Clinch, and Recycling Woes
Happy new year, and welcome back to your regularly scheduled News Rodeo! The weather is finally starting to match the calendar, with snow
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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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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: 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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Monday News Rodeo: Hospitals Over Capacity, Centennial Park, and Guy Fieri
Vanderbilt University Medical Center announced over the weekend that they were over capacity and turning away transfer requests because of the sudden increase
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Monday News Rodeo: Blind Dates, Hat Tricks, and Ryan Ellis
City leaders unveiled an Historic Marker to honor the late Rep. John Lewis this weekend as part of a celebration of his life
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Thursday News Rodeo: Soccer Moses, Plea Bargain, and Bye Arvy
PSA: Hospitals are calling on residents to donate blood if they can as a national blood bank shortage takes hold this summer. The
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Monday News Rodeo: Bathroom Signs, Flea Market, and a No Contest
Residents and businesses are frustrated and uncertain about the future six months after the Christmas Day bombings in downtown Nashville. The photo gallery shows
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Thursday News Rodeo: Entertainment District Tax, Valedictory Speeches, and Tom Hanks
A review of the police efforts leading up to the Christmas Day bombing on Second Avenue will prompt many changes in the way
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