Thursday News Rodeo: License Plate Readers, Jefferson Street, and BCycle Returns
The Metro Council voted to defer a project that would have installed license plate readers after push-back from various groups that cited privacy
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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: Protests, Riots, and Layoffs
Shooo this weekend was a lot, Nashville. Let’s recap: The “I Will Breathe” rally, a peaceful march & rally against the police brutality
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Tuesday News Rodeo: Hotels Room Surplus, Reopening Phase Two, RIP Dury’s
We hope everyone had a nice Memorial Day! An off-duty Nashville officer was shot while walking in his neighborhood, a chase ensued, and
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Monday News Rodeo: Bachelorette Biz Bust + Machete Attack
It seems the Nashville Bachelorette biz is taking a hit, as parties trips to Nashville continue being cancelled due to COVID-19. Speaking of
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Thursday News Rodeo: Flyover Finally, School Consolidation and Mall Reopening
The toy target left on the lawn of the local NAACP president turned out to be placed there by a man who told
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Monday News Rodeo: Phase 1, Street Closures, and Murder Hornets
Nashville entered Phase 1 of its plan to reopen various retailers and restaurants, with establishments allowed to operate at half capacity and with
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Thursday News Rodeo: Derecho Damage, Recycling Woes, and The Big Payback
PSA: Today is the last day of the Big Payback, a 24 hour event benefiting Nashville area non-profit organizations. Many of these organizations
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Monday News Rodeo: More Layoffs, Power Outages and the Blue Angels
More than 130,000 Nashville residents were without power after strong storms blew through the area yesterday afternoon, making it one of the largest
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Thursday News Rodeo: Remembering the 2010 Floods, Tattoo Parlors, and Pandemic Protestors
Nashville will mark a decade since the 2010 floods this weekend, a disaster that killed 21 and damaged billions of dollars worth of
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