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
[...]
Nashville Zoo
Monday News Rodeo: Bathroom Signs, Air Taxis, and Baby Porcupines
A federal judge has stopped the enforcement of Tennessee’s new bathroom sign law that critics say targets transgendered people after local businesses sued
[...]
Monday News Rodeo: Tied Series, Rising Rents, and Sensitive Subjects
Active case counts and hospitalizations for COVID-19 have continued to fall in the region as the vaccination rate in Davidson County is about
[...]
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
[...]
Thursday News Rodeo: Paused Vaccine, Eastland Kroger, and an Accidental Donation
You might have heard that the Johnson & Johnson coronavirus vaccine has been put on “pause,” but a woman from Nashville who may
[...]
Monday News Rodeo: Pepper Spray, Eddie George, and Quiz Bowl Champs
Tennessee State University is set to name former Tennessee Titans running back Eddie George as its next head coach. It is his first
[...]
Monday News Rodeo: Exit/In, Guitar Assault, and Camping Crime
Exit/In is now under contract to a hotel developer despite an effort by the current tenant to buy the property, with the seller
[...]
Thursday News Rodeo: Bad Monkey, Wu-Tang Clan, and Landfill Laments
PSA: Early voting continues through next Tuesday, with the presidential preference primary held on March 3. A collection of local elected officials offer
[...]
Thursday News Rodeo: AFC Championship Watch Party, Property Tax Increase, and Amtrak to Nashville
PSA: You must be registered to vote by February 3 to participate in the March 3 presidential primaries in Tennessee. You can also
[...]
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
[...]