Thursday News Rodeo: Kirkpatrick Park, Demolition Souvenirs, and a Korean War Vet
PSA: All of the early voting locations will be open this Friday for the August 1 metro election. There will be fewer scooters
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Monday News Rodeo: Parking Pause, British Hot Chicken, and New Voting Machines
Tennessee turned 223 on June 1! Remember to check your tristars for proper orientation. ? The mayor’s office is “hitting the pause button”
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Thursday News Rodeo: Convention Center Coyote, Earthquakes, and a Hat Trick
State Rep. John Ray Clemmons announced Wednesday that he will challenge incumbent Mayor David Briley this August. They are the only two declared
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Happy Hour: It Must Be Food Truck Day
A measure that would allow wine to be shipped directly to any house in Tennessee has at least passed the state Senate. So
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Bright & Early: Wine Whine Edition
Good morning, Nashville. We’ve been hearing some buzz this year about the wine in grocery stores debate coming back to the forefront in
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Bright & Early: Tightening The Belt Edition
Good morning, Nashville. The Board of Education approved the 2011-12 budget for Metro Schools last night, which means it’s well on its way
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Bright & Early: All Things Grow Edition
Top o’ the mornin’ to ya, Nashville. We’re on a tight schedule this morning, so here is your abbreviated Bright & Early: Remember
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Bright & Early: And The Bottom Drops Out Edition
Good morning, Nashville. As many of us remain glued to the earthquake and tsunami coverage in other parts of the world this morning,
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Happy Hour: One Leg To Stand On
Governor Phil has actually stepped out to agree with the Jackson’s Bar & Bistro server who recently filed a complaint with TOSHA claiming
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Bright & Early: Ebb And Flow Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Tennessee lawmakers are all about finding creative ways to boost revenue with the current state of the economy, and they’re
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