Thursday News Rodeo: Sidewalk Lawsuit, New Vandy AD, and the Goo Goo Dolls
The Metro Council added two new members and reappointed a third to Nashville’s Community Oversight Board that handles cases of alleged police misconduct.
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Thursday News Rodeo: New Preds Coach, Lizzo, and ‘The Bud Boys’
Mayor John Cooper is touting a “people first” transportation plan that he will unveil after he completes an 11-stop “listening tour” starting today.
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Monday News Rodeo: Boner Awards, Liberace’s Piano, and Belmont Debate Debatable
The Metro Council passed an emergency budget to fill an estimated $41 million hole in the operating budget for the remainder of the
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Thursday News Rodeo: Joyland, New Vandy Chancellor and Historic Graveyards
Mayor John Cooper’s staff told the Metropolitan Housing Trust Fund Commission that their budget was slashed from $9.5 million to $5 million about
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Thursday News Rodeo: Closed Emergency Shelters, COB Vacancies, and a Duck’s New Foot
Advocates for Nashville’s homeless voiced their concern Wednesday that the city has told them they would not be able to operate the city’s
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Thursday News Rodeo: An MLB Stadium, Porcupines and Hockey is Back!
The group trying to bring a Major League Baseball team to Nashville has unveiled a set of renderings placing a new stadium on
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Monday News Rodeo: Run-off Elections, Shark Bite, and Cat Cafe in Peril
PSA 1: You still have time to register to vote ahead of the run-off election if you forgot to the last go round.
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Monday News Rodeo: Bus Fare Hike, Affordable Housing, and a Repeat Scammer
PSA: Tuesday, July 2 is the final day to register to vote in the August 1 Metro elections, where the city will elect
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Thursday News Rodeo: Bonnaroo, Retiring Numbers, and Underfunded Arts
A late-afternoon building collapse in the Hillsboro neighborhood caused road closures and a lot of curious onlookers. No one was injured. Police are
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Thursday News Rodeo: Holiday Car, Lake Palmer, and Pay To Play
The parking privatization deal could be in trouble with the Metro Council, where eight members voted against it on what is usually a
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