Monday News Rodeo: The Arts Company, Cordell Hull, and a $10,000 Tip
William Weeden, the outgoing director of the Community Oversight Board, says that he had not not been given enough autonomy in his role,
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Monday News Rodeo: Policing Project, The Contributor, and the Nashville Nine
PSA: Early voting ends Thursday, November 1, so get on that. 🗳 Supporters of Amendment 1 to create a community oversight board are
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Thursday News Rodeo: Indian Summer, House District 54, and a Battle Over Bike Lanes
A personal finance website says that a Nashville household must make at least $80,548 per year to live comfortably, while the actual media
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Thursday News Rodeo: March Wagness, Walkouts, and Greer Stadium
Students across the mid-state participated in a nationwide walk-out to demand action on gun violence in the wake of the attack in Parkland,
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Bright & Early: Out Of Our Shell Edition
Good morning, Nashville. While we’re busy wading knee-deep through cicada skeletons, Metro is ramping up its War on Mosquitoes by sending out the
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Bright & Early: As We Walk In Fields Of Green Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Picture this: You’re on a plane just sitting in one of those little seats with your complimentary beverage, snacking on
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Bright & Early: Fight Or Flight Edition
Good morning, Nashville. An closer look at the financing plan for the proposed Music City Center has revealed that the current proposal would
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Bright & (Not So) Early: Perry County Appreciation Edition
Good morning, Nashville. It’s been a while since we’ve checked in with Perry County–the folks about 90 miles southwest of us whose unemployment
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Happy Hour: Ars Gratia Artis Edition
It’s no secret that Fisk University has been in a tough financial situation for a while, but the state attorney general ruled today
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