Thursday News Rodeo: Titans vs. Bengals, Overdoses and Recycling Returns
Hundreds of Vanderbilt University students signed a petition asking the university to return to a “hybrid” learning model because COVID-19 infections are still
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coronavirus vaccine
Thursday News Rodeo: COVID-19 Boosters, Gideon’s Army, and Students Protest Party Barges
Many Nashvillians are asking about COVID-19 booster shots, and this story has most of what you need to know, including the eligibility criteria
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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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Monday News Rodeo: Property Taxes, Petitions, and Airport Parking
Nashville Mayor John Cooper made headlines Friday promising a substantial property tax decrease following a year where taxes increased by as much as
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Thursday News Rodeo: Paused Vaccine, Eastland Kroger, and an Accidental Donation
You might have heard that the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine has been put on “pause,” but a woman from Nashville who may
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Thursday News Rodeo: Stikman Spotting, Oracle Coming, and TSU Shortchanged
A new drive-thru vaccine site opens today off Murfreesboro road, offering the Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) one-dose vaccine for up to 300 people
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Thursday News Rodeo: Doughnuts, Fired Ref and Lower Speed Limit
The weather is expected to be rough this afternoon, with forecasters calling for possible tornadoes and straight-line winds. The mayor’s office announced that
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Monday News Rodeo: ? Vaccines, Vaccines, Vaccines
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced today that the state will move to Phase 2 of Vaccine eligibility, covering those working in “critical infrastructure.”
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