Monday News Rodeo: Blind Dates, Hat Tricks, and Ryan Ellis
City leaders unveiled an Historic Marker to honor the late Rep. John Lewis this weekend as part of a celebration of his life
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Monday News Rodeo: Floods, Power Outages, and a Motorized Couch
Four people have been confirmed dead in this weekend’s flooding that has been described as the worst since the 2010 flood. The Harpeth
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Thursday News Rodeo: Mobile Hot Tubs, Fake Cocaine, and Draft Volunteers
The Parks Department joined the Convention and Visitors Bureau in another round of apologies for the removal of 10 ornamental cherry blossom trees
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Monday News Rodeo: Gulch Chicken, Tornado Sirens, and Terrible Internet People
Move over Convention Center Coyote, the Gulch Chicken captured our “how the hell did it get there” imaginations Thursday, running around 12 Avenue.
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Thursday News Rodeo: HQ2 Secrets, Nashville Christmas Tree, and The Policing Report
Happy Thanksgiving! 🦃 We’re sorry for anyone traveling through Nashville International Airport over the holiday weekend. 😬 Folks planning on doing some shopping
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Thursday News Rodeo: Chappy’s, Reduced Train Service, and Brougham Battles
The Metro Council approved a $130,000 settlement with a woman stemming from a traffic stop in 2011 in which she was arrested for
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Monday News Rodeo: Affordable Housing, Taking a Knee, and RIP Zoey the Goat
It was a tragic Sunday in Antioch when a gunman opened fire at a church after services ended, killing one person and wounding
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Bright & Early: Taking Care Of Business Edition
Good morning, Nashville. We know we already mentioned the cicadas, but it looks like they’re going to be sort of a big deal!
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Happy Hour: Red Skies At Night
LP Field will be hosting the US men’s soccer team vs. Paraguay on March 23rd. Tickets go on sale 1/21 and the match
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Happy Hour: Down The Pipe
A new charity effort called NASH2O is putting flood-damaged guitars to good use by auctioning them off as memorabilia and then donating the
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