Monday News Rodeo: Snow, Fake Tests, and a First Round Bye
The winter storms that started Thursday broke a 45 year-old record for snowfall on January 6 at nearly eight inches in some areas
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Thursday News Rode: Flurona, Whataburger, and Return of King Henry
PSA: Winter weather is again predicted for the mid-state today, with crews already out salting the roads. Be careful out there! Nashville hit
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Monday News Rodeo: Winter Arrives, Titans Clinch, and Recycling Woes
Happy new year, and welcome back to your regularly scheduled News Rodeo! The weather is finally starting to match the calendar, with snow
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Monday News Rodeo: Aardvarks, Flights to London, and Parnassus Books
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has allowed the state of emergency he declared at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to expire, saying that
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Monday News Rodeo: Porcupines, Interstate Graffiti, and the Jubilee Singers at the Ryman
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the law effectively banning school mask mandates from going into effect following the filing of three lawsuits
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Monday News Rodeo: Titans Beat Ravens, Idling Car Ban, and a Goalie Goal
The operators of Nashville’s juvenile detention center say that they are correcting safety and supervision issues that lead to the escape of four
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Thursday News Rodeo: Titans in Playoffs, Rude City, and a Year in Memes
Y’all be careful out there, with flooding possible because of the heavy rains predicted throughout the day. A handful of new laws took
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Thursday News Rodeo: Stabbing Suspect Captured, Beiber at Nissan Stadium, and the Titans Playoff Path
The suspect in the fatal stabbing deaths of two men and the injury of one other outside a midtown bar Saturday night has
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Monday News Rodeo: Boner Awards, Liberace’s Piano, and Belmont Debate Debatable
The Metro Council passed an emergency budget to fill an estimated $41 million hole in the operating budget for the remainder of the
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Thursday News Rodeo: Dolly Parton, Top Restaurants, and Code Blue
Mayor John Cooper repeatedly said the city is in receivership (think of it as like a civic bankruptcy) at a breakfast with business
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