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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Thursday News Rodeo: River Pollution, Zoo Bathrooms, and Johnny Cash
An environmental group is threatening to sue Metro Nashville over its dumping of untreated sewage into the Cumberland River when the system overflows.
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Thursday News Rodeo: Closed Emergency Shelters, COB Vacancies, and a Duck’s New Foot
Advocates for Nashville’s homeless voiced their concern Wednesday that the city has told them they would not be able to operate the city’s
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Thursday News Rodeo: An MLB Stadium, Porcupines and Hockey is Back!
The group trying to bring a Major League Baseball team to Nashville has unveiled a set of renderings placing a new stadium on
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Monday News Rodeo: ICE, Banned Red Lights, and a Titans Win
PSA: Make plans to go get your flu shot, y’all! 💉 An Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agent fired on a box truck
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Thursday News Rodeo: Seriously PLEASE VOTE, Road Closures, and Bar Arson
PSA: Today is Election Day in Davidson County, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in your neighborhood. The mayor, vice
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Monday News Rodeo: Mayoral Money, Pick-pockets, Free Beer, and PLEASE VOTE
PSA: Thursday is election day for mayor, vice mayor and the members of Metro Council, as well as two Charter amendments. Should a
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Monday News Rodeo: No Scooter Ban, Welcome Matt, and Teacher Raises
Metro Nashville Police Department officer John Anderson was killed early Thursday morning near Nissan Stadium when his patrol car was struck by a
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Thursday News Rodeo: Holiday Car, Lake Palmer, and Pay To Play
The parking privatization deal could be in trouble with the Metro Council, where eight members voted against it on what is usually a
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Thursday News Rodeo: Mobile Hot Tubs, Fake Cocaine, and Draft Volunteers
The Parks Department joined the Convention and Visitors Bureau in another round of apologies for the removal of 10 ornamental cherry blossom trees
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