Weekly News Rodeo: New Stadium, Wrong Track, and Pet-Friendly City
Nashville SC welcomed 30,000 fans to their new stadium Sunday at Fairgrounds Nashville, opening as the largest soccer-specific stadium in the country. The
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Weekly News Rodeo: Sham Interviews, Garth Brooks, and Incoming Californians
A man allegedly tried to break into an unmarked police car in Germantown Saturday while a detective was sitting in the driver’s seat.
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Weekly News Rodeo: Peacocks, Piggly Wiggly, and Flying Chairs
The residents of RiverChase apartments near Nissan Stadium have until the end of May to find a new place to live after the
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Thursday News Rodeo: Wonky Sidewalks, License Plate Readers, and Weed Bills
The weather over the next day or so is going to be a little rough with ice and potential flooding in the mid-state.
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Monday News Rodeo: Hot Chicken Week, TikTok, and a Dinosaur Onesie
A man walking along I-65 was killed by police after a 30 minute encounter ended with nine separate officers opening fire when he
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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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Thursday News Rode: Flurona, Whataburger, and Return of King Henry
PSA: Winter weather is again predicted for the mid-state today, with crews already out salting the roads. Be careful out there! Nashville hit
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Thursday News Rodeo: Late Trash Pickup, Murder-For-Hire, and Hockey Postponed
A story from the website for the San Francisco Chronicle has interviews with Bay Area former residents explaining why they chose to make
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Thursday News Rodeo: Street Medicine, Nashville Nine, and Money Buried in a Back Yard
The Metro Council approved a $564 million capital spending plan Tuesday night, with nearly half of the spending allocated for education and transit
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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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