Thursday News Rodeo: Younger Guns, Cooper to Retire, and a Rat Problem
Tennessee’s board of medical examiners has opted to stick with a policy prohibiting doctors from spreading misinformation about COVID-19 in the face of
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metro public works
Monday News Rodeo: Phase 1, Street Closures, and Murder Hornets
Nashville entered Phase 1 of its plan to reopen various retailers and restaurants, with establishments allowed to operate at half capacity and with
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Monday News Rodeo: COVID-19, Tornado Recovery, and Moved Schools
Public health officials in Nashville announced that a case of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, has been identified in the city, bringing
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Monday News Rodeo: PSC Metals, Malcom X, and $16 Cocktails
PSA: Both Bonnaroo (held out in Manchester, TN) and CMA Fest (downtown Nashville) run Thursday through Sunday. Try to be nice to the
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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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Bright & Early: Sweat It Out Edition
Good morning, Nashville. At what point does a heat wave stop being a heat wave and just become that thing we know as
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Happy Hour: It Must Be Food Truck Day
A measure that would allow wine to be shipped directly to any house in Tennessee has at least passed the state Senate. So
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Bright & Early: Watch Where You Roll Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Local cyclists are complaining that Metro isn’t responding quickly enough to the need to replace non-bike-friendly storm drains that have
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Bright & Early: Manic Tuesday Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Along with leaving homes and properties in shambles, the flood also caused a record spike in unemployment according to the
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Happy Hour: Don’t Cry Over Spilt _________
Jot and Brenda Raymond, two of the folks whose property was damaged in the TVA ash spill, have filed the first of what
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