Thursday News Rodeo: Bonnaroo, Retiring Numbers, and Underfunded Arts
A late-afternoon building collapse in the Hillsboro neighborhood caused road closures and a lot of curious onlookers. No one was injured. Police are
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Monday News Rodeo: Mad Bachelorettes, Busted Windows, and Meter Parking
Hooray! You survived the NFL Draft + Marathon Weekend! The city of Nashville will turn over its management of street parking in the
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Thursday News Rodeo: Elvis, Fewer Traffic Stops and Another Mayoral Candidate
There are now four declared candidates for mayor in this August’s election, with council member at-large John Cooper jumping into the ring to
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Thursday News Rodeo: Terminated Contract, Taylor Swift, and Operation Incognito
The school board voted to terminate the contract of MNPS director Dr. Shawn Joseph Tuesday night, ending what had been a contentious tenure
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Monday News Rodeo: Cherry Blossom Trees, Stolen Fire Truck, and Cardi B
PSA: It’s April 1, so everything you read on the internet today (except for us, of course) should be checked for accuracy. Nashville
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Thursday News Rodeo: ‘Hamilton,’ School Board Chaos, and Ken Burns
Hamilton is coming to Tennessee Performing Arts Center next New Year’s Eve to kick off the 2020 theater season with a 20-day engagement.
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Monday News Rodeo: Win and In, More Scooters, and a PK Christmas
Somehow, some way, there are even more scooters on the sidewalks in Nashville now that Lyft has dropped off 500 of them around
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Thursday News Rodeo: Censure, Sports Betting, and Board Nominees
There are 182 people nominated for the 11 slots on the Community Oversight Board approved by a referendum last month. The board will
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Monday News Rodeo: Amazon Protests, Deleted Videos, and Flaming Christmas Trees
The Metropolitan Development and Housing Agency says it has accidentally erased the raw footage of the shooting of Daniel Hambrick last July by Metro
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Thursday News Rodeo: Police Officer Morale, NashDigs, and the Reese’s Car
Mayor David Briley announced Wednesday a $1 million program to increase the college graduation rates of the city, though the funding may be
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