Thursday News Rodeo: Black Bear Sightings, Too Tall Bandit, and Maybe More Elections?!
Nashville has already broken the record for most times citizens have gone to the polls in a calendar year, and there is a
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Monday News Rodeo: Peace Sign, NOAH, and More Mural Vandals
NOAH, a coalition of community and activist organizations, has joined others in calling for the resignation of Metro Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson
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Thursday News Rodeo: Daniel Hambrick, Deep Dish Pizza, and Titans Go Vegan
The District Attorney’s office released surveillance footage of a July 26 incident that appears to show a Metro Nashville Police Department officer firing
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Thursday News Rodeo: No New Taxes, BNA Expansion, and Flaming Tall Skinnies
The Metro Council approved an operating budget for the next year without a property tax increase nor major cuts to programs, but it
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Thursday News Rodeo: Swedish Sorrow, Bird Scooters and Soccer Stadium
Welp, IKEA made it official that we will not be getting a store in Nashville after all. The store was slated to open
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Thursday News Rodeo: New Titans Uniforms, Disallowed Goal, and MLK, Jr.
WPLN has compiled answers to our most pressing questions about the May 1 transit referendum for folks still trying to make sense of
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Monday News Rodeo: Mayoral Recall, Transit Poll, and Missing Students
A Vanderbilt University poll taken between February 8 and 19 estimates that about 48 percent of registered voters currently support the May 1
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Thursday News Rodeo: House Fires, Cotton Candy, and the Flu
A fire at a South Nashville home killed three women and injured several more early Wednesday morning. The home was a residential recovery
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Thursday News Rodeo: PAC Fight, Thawing Pipes the Wrong Way, and Snow Days
Metro schools has already burned four of the five allocated snow days for the year, with more winter weather possible in the coming
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Thursday News Rodeo: Nashville is Expensive, Scooter Chases, and Hazardous Water Fountains
Some pretty big changes are coming to Lower Broadway, though they are less drastic than originally proposed. You are probably not shocked to
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