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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Monday News Rodeo: Flying Cars, Fake Vaccine Cards, and VR Cadavers
The delta variant of COVID-19 has put the region’s children’s hospitals on alert, as states with similar vaccination rates have seen a surge
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Thursday News Rodeo: Imagine East Bank, Body Cams, and Rinne Retires
Lawmakers are demanding answers after the state’s top health official was fired earlier this week after her department was instructed to stop outreach
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Thursday News Rodeo: Entertainment District Tax, Valedictory Speeches, and Tom Hanks
A review of the police efforts leading up to the Christmas Day bombing on Second Avenue will prompt many changes in the way
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Thursday News Rodeo: Flyover Finally, School Consolidation and Mall Reopening
The toy target left on the lawn of the local NAACP president turned out to be placed there by a man who told
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Thursday News Rodeo: Remembering the 2010 Floods, Tattoo Parlors, and Pandemic Protestors
Nashville will mark a decade since the 2010 floods this weekend, a disaster that killed 21 and damaged billions of dollars worth of
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Monday News Rodeo: Remote Romeo+Juliet, Mr. T and Volunteer Pilots
The latest counts for COVID-19 are 22 dead in Davidson County and 2,370 people testing positive. Officials say 1,191 of those have recovered.
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Thursday News Rodeo: Reopening, Party Wagon Protest, and COVID-19 in Jails
Nashville’s government has released a four-part plan to “reopen” the city’s businesses and parks, conditioned on a 14-day decline of new cases of
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Thursday News Rodeo: Voting by Mail, COVID-19 Testing, and Stimulus Checks
PSA: The IRS website for providing your bank account deposit information for the CARES Act stimulus payment is now live. The rate of
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Thursday News Rodeo: Property Tax Increase, Emergency Cash Assistance, and We Love Dolly Parton
PSA: The decennial census is still happening in Nashville despite the March 3 tornadoes and coronavirus outbreak. Be counted! Nashville Mayor John Cooper
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