Thursday News Rodeo: Executive Orders, License Plate Readers, and Bald Eagles
Metro Nashville Public Schools will still require masks for staff and students despite an executive order signed by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee that
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gun violence
Monday News Rodeo: Run-off Elections, Shark Bite, and Cat Cafe in Peril
PSA 1: You still have time to register to vote ahead of the run-off election if you forgot to the last go round.
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Monday News Rodeo: Airport Hot Chicken, Mask Apology, and MLS 2020
At-large council member Erica Gilmore plans to introduce a resolution calling on Metro School Board member Jill Speering to apologize to director Shawn
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Monday News Rodeo: James Shaw Jr., Pokémon, and a Spying Bear
James Shaw Jr., known for his heroics at the Waffle House shooting in Antioch earlier this year, has launched a foundation aimed at
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Monday News Rodeo: Judgement Dates, Lake Palmer and a Magic Bar
The student-organized event “March For Our Lives” drew thousands of people downtown Saturday morning to advocate for safer schools and to reduce gun
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Thursday News Rodeo: STR Complaint Hotline, Section 8, and Bunker Suites
A Texas woman and “aspiring singer” allegedly shot a homeless man twice late last month because he complained about her car’s exhaust near
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Thursday News Rodeo: CMApocalypse, Kissing Couples, and Literacy Gladiators
Tonight is Game 5 for the Predators (2-2) in the Stanley Cup Finals! The game will be in Pittsburgh, but you can watch
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Happy Hour: Things Might Be Looking Up Edition
78 of Tennessee’s 95 counties saw a decrease in their unemployment rate last month, and Perry County (remember when their unemployment reached 26%?)
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Bright & Early: Takes A Village Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Police are still looking for the suspect in Monday night’s fatal shooting at Maplewood High School’s graduation ceremony. Though they
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