Thursday News Rodeo: Censure, Sports Betting, and Board Nominees
There are 182 people nominated for the 11 slots on the Community Oversight Board approved by a referendum last month. The board will
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Thursday News Rodeo: Wine on Sunday, Child Felons, and Safer Cities
A group of between 60 and 70 people attended a rally to call on Nashville Mayor Megan Barry to resign in the wake
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Thursday News Rodeo: Google Fiber, French Fry Freight, and Accidental Donations
So, how about that eclipse? If you missed Monday’s event here in Nashville and don’t want to travel, it will be another 549
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Monday News Rodeo: Bees, Body Cams, and Ferris Wheels
Today we learned that the Renaissance Hotel downtown produces its own honey. Isn’t that cool? Over the weekend, more than 50,000 more bees
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Bright & Early: Pop And Lock Edition
Good morning, Nashville. The Titans shuffled onto the practice field last night, opening Sunday’s festivities up to the public and giving us a small
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Happy Hour: Bouncing Right Back
Good news! Our water reserves are holding steady enough that Mayor Dean said car washes can reopen for at least a few hours
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Happy Hour: 99 Problems But A Drought Ain’t One
Our damage tally is now up to a cool $1.56 billion, and that’s just private homes and businesses. Sidewalks, roads, water systems and
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Bright & Early: Parks & Rec Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Metro officials are trying to figure out how the Parks & Recreation managed to go $1 million over budget without
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Happy Hour: It’s Distracting
Tennessee police still aren’t writing too many tickets for texting while driving because they haven’t figured out how to enforce it. [Tennessean] Metro
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Happy Hour: No Touching, No Touching!
Some of you were all a-twitter this morning about a power outage in Cool Springs and Brentwood. The culprit? Some birds playing a
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