Thursday News Rodeo: Elvis, Fewer Traffic Stops and Another Mayoral Candidate
There are now four declared candidates for mayor in this August’s election, with council member at-large John Cooper jumping into the ring to
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Dr. Shawn Joseph
Monday News Rodeo: Tax Day, Chihuly at Cheekwood and Leave Memphis Alone
PSA, Part I: Today is Tax Day, so make sure you’ve got your forms (and maybe even a check) in the mail today
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Thursday News Rodeo: Terminated Contract, Taylor Swift, and Operation Incognito
The school board voted to terminate the contract of MNPS director Dr. Shawn Joseph Tuesday night, ending what had been a contentious tenure
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Monday News Rodeo: Cherry Blossom Trees, Stolen Fire Truck, and Cardi B
PSA: It’s April 1, so everything you read on the internet today (except for us, of course) should be checked for accuracy. Nashville
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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: Big Stage, Attendance Record and the RTA Rebrands
The Tennessee Comptroller’s office says that a former middle school PTO president stole more than $31,000 from the the organization over the course of
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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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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: Community Oversight Petition, Fairgrounds Zoning, and Hot Chicken Day
PSA: Today is election day for party primaries for Governor, US House, US Senate, Tennessee House and Tennessee Senate as well as the
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Thursday News Rodeo: CMA Pay to Play, Too Short, and Dragon Park
Activists blocked several streets during rush hour Monday as part of “The Poor People’s Campaign,” an act meant to revive similar protests during
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