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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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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Thursday News Rodeo: Teacher Protests, Fort Negley, and Vaccines for Kids
Happy Veterans Day! A group of Belmont University students gathered yesterday to protest what they see as lax mask enforcement and a low
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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: 440 Progress, Body Cameras, and School Lunch Debt
The mayor’s office is disputing the $30 million price tag for body cameras for the city’s police force, disagreeing with the estimate put
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Thursday News Rodeo: Dancin’ in the District, Zombie Deer, and an NES Scam
Tonight will be the “reunion” show for Nashville’s Dancin’ in the District, a music series that predated many of Nashville’s popular entertainment spots.
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Thursday News Rodeo: Community Oversight Petition, Fairgrounds Zoning, and Hot Chicken Day
PSA: Today is election day for party primaries for Governor, US House, US Senate, Tennessee House and Tennessee Senate as well as the
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Bright & Early: Sweat It Out Edition
Good morning, Nashville. At what point does a heat wave stop being a heat wave and just become that thing we know as
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Bright & Early: Strike Three Edition
Good morning, Nashville. It was another rough night for us in the storm department, and more than 16,900 customers are still without power
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Bright & Early: Is It Really May Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Brrr! We’re standing strong and repeating the mantra “we will not turn on the heat in May,” but we’re probably
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