Thursday News Rodeo: Rock Dump, Rinne’s Number Retired and 1,000 Turkeys
Tennessee children age 5-11 can now receive the COVID-19 vaccine following approval from the FDA and CDC. If you need a COVID test
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Monday News Rodeo: Woo Wagon Parade, Tech Worker Shortage, Haunted Symphony Center
Nashville’s pharmacies are staying busy administering COVID-19 booster shots to those that want them, regardless of which vaccine brand they originally received. Owners
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Thursday News Rodeo: School Board, TikTock Tic, and the City Christmas Tree
Happy Halloween! ? Anyone who wants a booster shot of the COVID-19 vaccine can get one if enough has passed since their prior
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Monday News Rodeo: Music City Gold, Bus Driver Shortage, and Capital Spending Plan
The unions representing Metro Public School teachers and staff are asking for better working conditions to reduce burnout and stop the flow of
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Thursday News Rodeo: TPAC is Back, Party Bus Regulations, and Opera On Wheels
Broadway shows are returning to TPAC after nearly 600 days away because of COVID-19 and extended a bit longer because of water damage
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Thursday News Rodeo: Pancake Pantry, Sinkholes, and Nashville’s Tallest Building
The sponsor of the city’s mask mandate bill has deferred a vote on it again, saying that pressure from a threatened state legislature
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Thursday News Rodeo: Antibodies, New Restaurants, and Rebuilding Second Avenue
Nine people have died of COVID-19 complications this week in Nashville, including two people in their 30s according to the Mayor’s office. All
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Monday News Rodeo: Left by Lyft, Cheekwood Pumpkins, and an OT Win
The Metro Health Department will not issue a far-reaching mask mandate for Davidson County as requested by the Metro Council, its director announced
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Thursday News Rodeo: Ryman Auditorium, Evictions, and Pedal Tavern Safety
Metro Council passed a resolution Tuesday night urging the Metro Public Health Department to order masks to be worn at all indoor functions,
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Thursday News Rodeo: Executive Orders, License Plate Readers, and Bald Eagles
Metro Nashville Public Schools will still require masks for staff and students despite an executive order signed by Tennessee Governor Bill Lee that
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