Thursday News Rodeo: Oprah Airport, ShotSpotter, and Scooter Bandits
Metro Council member Sharon Hurt has proposed renaming the Nashville International Airport after television personality Oprah Winfrey, who was not born here nor
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Thursday News Rodeo: Police Officer Morale, NashDigs, and the Reese’s Car
Mayor David Briley announced Wednesday a $1 million program to increase the college graduation rates of the city, though the funding may be
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Thursday News Rodeo: HQ2 Secrets, Nashville Christmas Tree, and The Policing Report
Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 We’re sorry for anyone traveling through Nashville International Airport over the holiday weekend. 😬 Folks planning on doing some shopping
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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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