Monday News Rodeo: Cannery Row, Glow in the Dark Crosswalks, and Sidewalk Cafes
VUMC now says 97 percent of its workforce is fully vaccinated, up two percent from last week but still could see 900 of
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Monday News Rodeo: State of Metro, Chew Crew, and a Crappy Time on Broadway
Another person is dead after an encounter with Nashville police, this time after he allegedly fired upon officers during a mental health response
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Thursday News Rodeo: To-Go Booze, Oracle Deal, and Pilgrimage Festival Lineup
The Nashville Health Department announced it will lift all COVID restrictions — except for masks being required indoors — on May 14. That
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Monday News Rodeo: Playoff Push, MCC Shutdown, and Bells Bend
The Music City Center will no longer serve as a site for mass vaccinations amid declining demand, though vaccine does remain available at
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Thursday News Rodeo: License Plate Readers, Jefferson Street, and BCycle Returns
The Metro Council voted to defer a project that would have installed license plate readers after push-back from various groups that cited privacy
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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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Thursday News Rodeo: Derecho Damage, Recycling Woes, and The Big Payback
PSA: Today is the last day of the Big Payback, a 24 hour event benefiting Nashville area non-profit organizations. Many of these organizations
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Thursday News Rodeo: Remembering the 2010 Floods, Tattoo Parlors, and Pandemic Protestors
Nashville will mark a decade since the 2010 floods this weekend, a disaster that killed 21 and damaged billions of dollars worth of
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Monday News Rodeo: Dating Lawsuit, One Signature Short, and Grocery Store Safety
The drive-thru “symptom-free screening” rolled out this past weekend saw 11,230 COVID-19 tests administered, accounting for more than 10 percent of the 97,000
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Monday News Rodeo: Gratitunes, Hospital at the MCC, and Jobs4TN Website Woes
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a new executive order Thursday that requires Tennesseans to remain home until at least April 14, following several
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