Thursday News Rodeo: City Christmas Tree, Four Goals, and Keith Urban
COVID-19 case counts are increasing in Tennessee since before Thanksgiving, but officials say it is not quite as severe as previous spikes around
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Thursday News Rodeo: Magic Number, Tree Planting, and Bells Bend
PSA: Today is the final day of “The Big Payback,” an event highlighting local nonprofits that need your support. Donate before 6 p.m.
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Monday News Rodeo: State of Metro, Chew Crew, and a Crappy Time on Broadway
Another person is dead after an encounter with Nashville police, this time after he allegedly fired upon officers during a mental health response
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Monday News Rodeo: Library Laws, Mean Girls, and a Jailed Reality TV Star
Nashville mayor John Cooper released his first capital spending plan Thursday, smaller than in previous years because of “significant financial issues the city
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Thursday News Rodeo: Bad Monkey, Wu-Tang Clan, and Landfill Laments
PSA: Early voting continues through next Tuesday, with the presidential preference primary held on March 3. A collection of local elected officials offer
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Thursday News Rodeo: ‘Hamilton,’ School Board Chaos, and Ken Burns
Hamilton is coming to Tennessee Performing Arts Center next New Year’s Eve to kick off the 2020 theater season with a 20-day engagement.
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Monday News Rodeo: Smart Corridor, Locomotive on the Move, and Shutdown Blues
Mayor David Briley says that he continues to back embattled director of Metro Nashville Public Schools Dr. Shawn Joseph as the feud between
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Thursday News Rodeo: Accidental Permits, Narcan, and Angry Bus Riders
Four candidates qualified by the filing deadline to fill the Metro Council District 29 seat for the Antioch area vacated by former council
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Thursday News Rodeo: New Titans Uniforms, Disallowed Goal, and MLK, Jr.
WPLN has compiled answers to our most pressing questions about the May 1 transit referendum for folks still trying to make sense of
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Monday News Rodeo: Todzilla, Turris Trade, and Blitzed Birds
The Metro Council will for the first time consider legislation establishing a community oversight board for the city’s police force. Groups had been
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