Weekly News Rodeo: Skullduggery, Domed Stadium, and Unaffordable City for Singles
More locations are dropping their indoor mask requirements following a federal court’s decision to block their enforcement, but there are still a few
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Monday News Rodeo: Overheated Party Buses, Youth Poet Laureate, and the World Series Trophy
This week marks two years since Nashville’s first confirmed COVID-19 case, news that would bring the city to a near-halt and stall tornado
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Monday News Rodeo: Statue of Pekka, Inbound Californians, and Fish Frys
A group gathered at the Tennessee State Capitol to call for an end to fighting in Ukraine after the Russian military invaded the
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Monday News Rodeo: New Stadium, Jimmy Fallon, and Convention Fortunes Fading
News broke late last week that renovation talks between the city and the Tennessee Titans have been paused to discuss the potential of
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Thursday News Rodeo: Younger Guns, Cooper to Retire, and a Rat Problem
Tennessee’s board of medical examiners has opted to stick with a policy prohibiting doctors from spreading misinformation about COVID-19 in the face of
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Monday News Rodeo: Mobile Bus Fares, Later School Start Times, and Titans Out of Playoffs
Cold weather will delay the opening of the COVID-19 Community Assessment Centers to 10 a.m. this morning. Metro Council again took up license
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Monday News Rodeo: Winter Arrives, Titans Clinch, and Recycling Woes
Happy new year, and welcome back to your regularly scheduled News Rodeo! The weather is finally starting to match the calendar, with snow
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Monday News Rodeo: ? Vaccines, Vaccines, Vaccines
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee announced today that the state will move to Phase 2 of Vaccine eligibility, covering those working in “critical infrastructure.”
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Thursday News Rodeo: Harry Potter, Lizzo, and an Injured Kicker
PSA: This Saturday is the final day for early voting in the mayoral and council races. Election Day is September 12. WPLN hosted
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Monday News Rodeo: First Horizon Park, Peed On Pedestrian and Perry Wallace Way
Early voting has begun in Nashville, with about 560 votes cast on Friday for mayor and four at-large council seats. The run-off election
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