Thursday News Rodeo: Remembering the 2010 Floods, Tattoo Parlors, and Pandemic Protestors
Nashville will mark a decade since the 2010 floods this weekend, a disaster that killed 21 and damaged billions of dollars worth of
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property taxes
Monday News Rodeo: Gratitunes, Hospital at the MCC, and Jobs4TN Website Woes
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed a new executive order Thursday that requires Tennesseans to remain home until at least April 14, following several
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Thursday News Rodeo: Property Tax Increase, Emergency Cash Assistance, and We Love Dolly Parton
PSA: The decennial census is still happening in Nashville despite the March 3 tornadoes and coronavirus outbreak. Be counted! Nashville Mayor John Cooper
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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
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Thursday News Rodeo: Early Voting, Nude Dude, and Silent Ubers
PSA: Early voting starts tomorrow in Nashville at the Howard Office Building downtown (the 10 community sites open next Friday), with the mayor,
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Monday News Rodeo: Leaks at the Museum, Scooter Ban, and Bye PK
Mayor David Briley notified the seven dockless scooter companies operating in Nashville Friday that he would be submitting legislation to the Metro Council
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Thursday News Rodeo: Scooter Ban, End of It Status, and #FreeDilly
Metro Council member Bob Mendes is again trying to amend the mayor’s budget to include a 16 percent property tax increase to make
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Monday News Rodeo: Happy New Year!
Abandon all hope ye who go downtown tonight — but have fun and be safe if you do! 🎉 Nashville Mayor David Briley
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Monday News Rodeo: Dutchman’s Curve, 50 Spiders, and Toilet Paper Delivery
Today marks 100 years since the Dutchman’s Curve train accident in what is now West End area, the single deadliest passenger train accident
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Monday News Rodeo: Property Taxes, Playoffs, Extreme Identity Theft
Davidson County homeowners should be receiving their property assessments by mail in the next few days (Spoiler: It’s probably about 37% higher than
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