Thursday News Rodeo: Joyland, New Vandy Chancellor and Historic Graveyards
Mayor John Cooper’s staff told the Metropolitan Housing Trust Fund Commission that their budget was slashed from $9.5 million to $5 million about
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metro water services
Monday News Rodeo: Unanswered 911 Calls, Fort Negley Dig, and Shrinking Million Dollar Houses
Nashville mayor John Cooper has instructed city agencies to ensure that the winter shelter program “be fully funded and 100 percent operational” following
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Monday News Rodeo: VP Visit, Water Rate Increase, and Belle-Ewe Found
PSA: Vice President Pence is visiting a Tyson Foods plant in Goodlettsville alongside the Secretary of Agriculture and is then headed to a
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Bright & Early: Blast From The Past Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Everyone in Tennessee (and probably most people outside of Tennessee, by now) knows that there are some unfortunate things that
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Bright & Early: Ppppttthhhhhhbbbbbttt Edition
Good morning, Nashville. News Channel 5′s investigative team continues to dig up dirt on Davidson County Clerk John Arriola (whose last name, by the
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Bright & Early: Get Real Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Over the weekend, a vandal struck the Tennessee State Capitol building and spraypainted messages along the outside walls and sidewalks.
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Bright & Early: Long Way Home Edition
Good morning, Nashville. The Musicians Hall of Fame (not to be confused with the Country Music Hall of Fame) could finally open its
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Bright & Early: Troubled Water Edition
Good morning, Nashville. It’s been two years since Metro started up a program to deal with the backlog of stormwater issues, tacking a
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Happy Hour: We Got Our Flippy-Floppies
Long live the KR Harrington water treatment plant! It’s finally back up and running, as Mayor Dean announced today, but let’s not all
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What About The Water? [Flood 2010]
We’ve been getting lots of questions over the last few days about what’s going on with water conservation and why no one is
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