Thursday News Rodeo: Bonds, Trash Woes, and Severe Weather
Cold weather is coming back to Middle Tennessee, bringing with it the threat of severe weather this evening. Some are school districts have
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Thursday News Rodeo: Pancake Pantry, Sinkholes, and Nashville’s Tallest Building
The sponsor of the city’s mask mandate bill has deferred a vote on it again, saying that pressure from a threatened state legislature
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Monday News Rodeo: COVID Tests, Film Festivals, and Award-Winning Whiskeys
PSA: Hurricane Ida’s remnants are likely to spawn some severe weather overnight and localized flooding, so keep your weather radio near. The surge
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Monday News Rodeo: Flying Cars, Fake Vaccine Cards, and VR Cadavers
The delta variant of COVID-19 has put the region’s children’s hospitals on alert, as states with similar vaccination rates have seen a surge
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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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Monday News Rodeo: Dangerous Kroger, Winter Classic Jersey, and an eBook Boycott
The city is still working with various agencies and groups to finalize plans for this winter’s emergency shelters after promising they would operate
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Thursday News Rodeo: Long Council Meetings, Tomato Arts Fest, and Talking Medical Records
PSA: Voting for the Nashville Scene’s “Best of Nashville” is open now through September 5. We’re not gonna shill for votes (this year),
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Monday News Rodeo: Teacher Sick Out, MLS All-Star Game, and Fort Negley
More than 1,000 teachers and 400 other staff called in sick Friday to Metro Nashville Public Schools, a move believed to be in
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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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Thursday News Rodeo: Mobile Hot Tubs, Fake Cocaine, and Draft Volunteers
The Parks Department joined the Convention and Visitors Bureau in another round of apologies for the removal of 10 ornamental cherry blossom trees
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