Thursday News Rodeo: Pocket Parks, Weary Workers, and Election Enthusiasm
The Nashville Election Commission says that 10,249 people turned out for the first day of early voting in this year’s mid-term elections, which
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Monday News Rodeo: Shutout Sacks, Collapsed Roof, and a Party at the Polls
The roof deck of Acme Feed and Seed, a popular bar on Lower Broadway, suffered a partial roof collapse that closed the four-story
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Thursday News Rodeo: Not Fake Knives, Gold Cup, and Falafel Fallout
The officer charged in the fatal shooting of Daniel Hambrick stopped and searched black drivers more often than his peers, records show. Andrew
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Monday News Rodeo: Taylor Swift, Bounty Hunters, and Bond Ratings
Pop star Taylor Swift endorsed Democratic candidates Gov. Phil Bredesen (US Senate) and Rep. Jim Cooper (US House) last night and encouraged her
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Monday News Rodeo: Officer Charged, Corn Maze, and ‘Porch Pirates’
Andrew Delke, the police officer who shot Daniel Hambrick in July, was charged with murder Thursday, a rare occurrence in cases in officer
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Thursday News Rodeo: Indian Summer, House District 54, and a Battle Over Bike Lanes
A personal finance website says that a Nashville household must make at least $80,548 per year to live comfortably, while the actual media
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Thursday News Rodeo: No New Taxes, BNA Expansion, and Flaming Tall Skinnies
The Metro Council approved an operating budget for the next year without a property tax increase nor major cuts to programs, but it
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Thursday News Rodeo: Microtrenching, Hadley Park, and a Dancing Bear
Mayor David Briley and some Metro Council members are at odds over whether to raise property taxes to meet a budget shortfall, with
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Thursday News Rodeo: CMA Pay to Play, Too Short, and Dragon Park
Activists blocked several streets during rush hour Monday as part of “The Poor People’s Campaign,” an act meant to revive similar protests during
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Monday News Rodeo: Rats, NFL Draft, and Culture Shock
The folks at Bloomberg say our soon-to-be transplants from New York are in for a “culture shock” when the AllianceBernstein headquarters relocates to
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