Thursday News Rodeo: Younger Guns, Cooper to Retire, and a Rat Problem
Tennessee’s board of medical examiners has opted to stick with a policy prohibiting doctors from spreading misinformation about COVID-19 in the face of
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Monday News Rodeo: Library Laws, Mean Girls, and a Jailed Reality TV Star
Nashville mayor John Cooper released his first capital spending plan Thursday, smaller than in previous years because of “significant financial issues the city
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Thursday News Rodeo: West Nashville Odor, Rapid Rehousing, and Officially ‘The Volunteer State’
Metro Nashville Public School administrators are renewing calls for the state legislature to pursue higher teacher pay and better classroom support, with board
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Monday News Rodeo: Teacher Sick Out, MLS All-Star Game, and Fort Negley
More than 1,000 teachers and 400 other staff called in sick Friday to Metro Nashville Public Schools, a move believed to be in
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Happy Hour: We Got Our Flippy-Floppies
Long live the KR Harrington water treatment plant! It’s finally back up and running, as Mayor Dean announced today, but let’s not all
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Bright & Early: Perfect Circle, Every Time Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Only two weeks after the flood, FEMA has doled out nearly $100 million in aid–about 90% of which has gone
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Happy Hour: Keeping The Peace
University of Tennessee will be doling out an “honorary doctor of laws and humane letters in ecology and evolutionary biology” to ol’ Al
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