Thursday News Rodeo: Flood Flashbacks, Amazon Deal, and NES Round Up
It rained more than six inches in some parts of Middle Tennessee yesterday and overnight, leading to water rescues, closed roads, and a
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community oversight board
Thursday News Rodeo: Special Election, Potholes, and the TDOT Hottie
PSA: If you live in District 29, early voting is now open for one of the four candidates vying to be your Metro
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Monday News Rodeo: Airplanes, Pardons, and Global Hot Chicken
Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day! A grand jury has returned an indictment for first-degree murder against officer Andrew Delke stemming from the
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Monday News Rodeo: Butt Signs, Disappearing Restaurants, and Spotted Skunks
A sign going up at “Kid Rock’s Big Ass Honky Tonk Rock & Roll Steakhouse” cleared its approval phase to show its illuminated
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Thursday News Rodeo: More Scooters, Newspaper Vendors, and the PK Project
If you thought the scooter problem was bad now, you should know that three more companies are vying to put their rent-able device
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Thursday News Rodeo: Censure, Sports Betting, and Board Nominees
There are 182 people nominated for the 11 slots on the Community Oversight Board approved by a referendum last month. The board will
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Thursday News Rodeo: Police Officer Morale, NashDigs, and the Reese’s Car
Mayor David Briley announced Wednesday a $1 million program to increase the college graduation rates of the city, though the funding may be
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Monday News Rodeo: UFOs, Bed Bugs and Flaming Scooters
Mayor David Briley, already confirmed to be seeking reelection in August of 2019, will be holding a $1,500 per person campaign fundraiser next
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Monday News Rodeo: Suffragette Ballet, Preempted Laws, and A Bit of Catfish Magic
Plummeting temperatures have prompted the Office of Emergency Management to open its overflow cold weather shelter in East Nashville at the Shelby Community
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Thursday News Rodeo: Community Oversight Board, Gas Leaks, and Snow
A ballot referendum to create a community oversight board to handle cases of police misconduct won with nearly 60 percent of the vote.
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