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: Bitcoin, Church Street Park, and New Vaccine Incentives
Metro Nashville has launched a second incentive program called “Shots on Goal” to get folks to take the COVID-19 vaccine, this time offering
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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: Forgetful City, Helicopter Lasers, and Watkins Campus Sold
Metro Police responded to nearly 200 ‘calls for service’ on Lower Broadway last weekend, a number that isn’t too much out of the
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Monday News Rodeo: Round 1, Shot for a Beer, and Mask Mandates Lifted
About 35 businesses around Nashville are participating in the “Shot for a Beer or Coffee” program to promote vaccination, where patrons can show
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Thursday News Rodeo: Pekka Rinne, Speedway Expansion, and Referendum Lawsuits
PSA: If you need gas, buy it, but don’t be like all the folks rushing to the pumps after rumors of shortages quickly
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Monday News Rodeo: State of Metro, Chew Crew, and a Crappy Time on Broadway
Another person is dead after an encounter with Nashville police, this time after he allegedly fired upon officers during a mental health response
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Thursday News Rodeo: Stikman Spotting, Oracle Coming, and TSU Shortchanged
A new drive-thru vaccine site opens today off Murfreesboro road, offering the Janssen (Johnson & Johnson) one-dose vaccine for up to 300 people
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Thursday News Rodeo: No More Tiers, Zip Tie Guy, and Flood Cleanup
PSA #1: Every Davidson County resident over the age of 16 is now eligible for the free coronavirus vaccine (click on the yellow
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Monday News Rodeo: ? Vaccines, Vaccines, Vaccines
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced today that the state will move to Phase 2 of Vaccine eligibility, covering those working in “critical infrastructure.”
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