Thursday News Rodeo: Toll Roads, The Groove, and Not-So-Free Shipping
Metro Nashville Public Schools is adjusting its COVID-19 policies to comply with recently enacted state law, including no longer requiring a student who
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Thursday News Rodeo: DACA, Flood Walls, and a Clergy Kidney
Hundreds marched from Centennial Park to the Nashville offices of Senators Lamar Alexander and Bob Corker on Monday to protest the suspension of
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Bright & Early: Here Here Edition
Good morning, Nashville! We’re running behind, this is going to be quick, you know the drill, etc. Even though we mistakenly said that
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Happy Hour: After The Storm
All things considered, we made out slightly better than the rest of the country in the storm department this afternoon. Here are some
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Bright & Early: Practice Makes Perfect Edition
Good morning, Nashville. It’s feeling a little toasty outside, isn’t it? Well, more like someone cranked the oven to “broil.” Yes, it’s summer,
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Bright & Early: Food For Thought Edition
Good morning, Nashville. If you’ve ever enjoyed a hot dog, popcorn or even a beer at a Titans or Preds game, it might
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Happy Hour: You Can’t Touch This
The Sommet Group–the very company who put the “Sommet” in the Nashville Gaylord Sommet Bridgestone Entertainment Center Arena–was raided by the FBI and
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Bright & Early: The Price We Pay Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Happy Tax Day! Tea Partiers will be hanging out at the Municipal Auditorium for the better part of today to
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Bright & Early: Much Ado Edition
Good morning, Nashville. The Tennessee House and Senate both passed resolutions yesterday opposing the new federal health care program. The House version, sponsored
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Bright & Early: Rockin’ The Vote Edition
Good morning, Nashville. This weekend, Nashville will be one of the nine polling places for the Iraqi parliamentary election. Because Nashville has the
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