Weekly News Rodeo: Sham Interviews, Garth Brooks, and Incoming Californians
A man allegedly tried to break into an unmarked police car in Germantown Saturday while a detective was sitting in the driver’s seat.
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Weekly News Rodeo: Peacocks, Piggly Wiggly, and Flying Chairs
The residents of RiverChase apartments near Nissan Stadium have until the end of May to find a new place to live after the
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Weekly News Rodeo: Van Gogh, Symphony Trees, and Expensive Weddings
A jury found former Vanderbilt University Medical Center nurse RaDonda Vaught guilty of criminally negligent homicide, the lesser of two charges she faced,
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Thursday News Rodeo: Aleksey’s, Pothole Problems, and TPAC Lineup
Vanderbilt University students and city officials gathered Tuesday on campus to protest Russia’s invasion into Ukraine. Aleksey’s Market in Berry Hill reports an
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Monday News Rodeo: Aardvarks, Flights to London, and Parnassus Books
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee has allowed the state of emergency he declared at the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic to expire, saying that
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Monday News Rodeo: Porcupines, Interstate Graffiti, and the Jubilee Singers at the Ryman
A federal judge has temporarily blocked the law effectively banning school mask mandates from going into effect following the filing of three lawsuits
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News Rodeo: Monday Night Football, Brookmeade Park and Skateboards
Tennessee posted higher than expected revenues despite the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, spurred by back to school shopping and higher corporate revenue. “The Truth
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Monday News Rodeo: Hospitals Over Capacity, Centennial Park, and Guy Fieri
Vanderbilt University Medical Center announced over the weekend that they were over capacity and turning away transfer requests because of the sudden increase
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Monday News Rodeo: Rhino Petting, Elton John, and Imploding Dorms
Nashville’s music venues are looking for ways to remain open as cases of the delta COVID-19 variant spike, including requiring proof of vaccination.
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Monday News Rodeo: COVID-19 Hotspots, Bust on the Move, and Training Porcupines
Southern states are becoming new COVID-19 hot-spots because of their low vaccination rates, prompting some public health officials to consider reinstating mask requirements
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