Monday News Rodeo: Youth Voter Surge, Church Street Park, and a Farewell to JJ’s
James Shaw, Jr., the man credited for saving numerous lives at the Waffle House shooting in Antioch, is considering running for mayor of
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Monday News Rodeo: City Cemetery, Haunted Manors, and 300 Wins
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation said Thursday that they had found texts and nude photographs on Sgt. Rob Forrest’s cell phone that may
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Nashvillest Explainer: Ternader Explainer–Don’t Panic When Severe Weather Is Imminent
Editor’s Note: You might have heard about this afternoon’s severe weather forecast. While news outlets are now saying that they expect it to
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Happy Hour: Duck Duck Goose
The National Weather Service was finally able to confirm that, yes, a tornado did touch down in northern Davidson County last night. Still
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Bright & Early: Live Like We’re Drying Edition
Good morning, Nashville. According to the Tennesseans who have been dealing with FEMA over the past few days, help is arriving surprisingly fast.
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Bright & Early: Getting Serious Edition
Good morning, Nashville. A new study estimates that 45% of all 18-24 year-olds in Tennessee are too obese to qualify for military service.
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Happy Hour: Fire In The Hole
Since several downtown fire hydrants are out of commission following that disastrous series of water main breaks a few weeks back, the Nashville
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Bright & Early: Better Know A County Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Though yesterday started out pretty, last night’s storms wreaked some serious havoc on parts of Tennessee. According to WSMV, “The
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Bright & Early: The Only Thing To Fear Edition
Good morning, Nashville. Williamson County Schools have figured out at least one way to deal with the new law that allows guns in
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Bright & Early: Keep Your Eye On The Ball Edition
Good morning, Nashville. In light of all the hoopla surrounding the convention center these days, Mayor Dean is forming a new 9-member Convention
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