Thursday News Rodeo: Street Medicine, Nashville Nine, and Money Buried in a Back Yard
The Metro Council approved a $564 million capital spending plan Tuesday night, with nearly half of the spending allocated for education and transit
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Monday News Rodeo: Titans Beat Ravens, Idling Car Ban, and a Goalie Goal
The operators of Nashville’s juvenile detention center say that they are correcting safety and supervision issues that lead to the escape of four
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Thursday News Rodeo: New Preds Coach, Lizzo, and ‘The Bud Boys’
Mayor John Cooper is touting a “people first” transportation plan that he will unveil after he completes an 11-stop “listening tour” starting today.
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Thursday News Rodeo: Liquid Gold, Arctic Boat Fire, and an ICE Standoff
A group of neighbors in Hermitage effectively prevented federal Immigration & Customs Enforcement (ICE) agents from taking a man into custody Monday afternoon
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Thursday News Rodeo: Middle Fingers, Draft Stage Pieces and Plywood Murals
The controversial plan to privatize meter parking in Nashville has drawn the attention of state lawmakers who have voiced their concerns about the
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Monday News Rodeo: Shutout Sacks, Collapsed Roof, and a Party at the Polls
The roof deck of Acme Feed and Seed, a popular bar on Lower Broadway, suffered a partial roof collapse that closed the four-story
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Hytch is trying to save the planet, one bus ride and carpool at a time
Hytch Rewards, a Nashville-based startup, recently partnered with the Nashville MTA WeGo Public Transit to pay you to take public transit or carpooling
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Thursday News Rodeo: Un-sinking Hobbycar, Parking Meters, and Leaky Court Records
The Davidson County Election Commission unanimously certified a petition by Community Oversight Now to put a referendum on that ballot this November to
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Thursday News Rodeo: Road Rage, Major League Baseball, and a Spying Coworker
Could Major League Baseball locate one of its two planned expansion teams in Music City? The idea floated by the league’s commissioner says
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Thursday News Rodeo: HIV Database Debacle, Growing Gulch, and WeGo Transit
PSA: Early voting for the August 2 primaries and city elections opens tomorrow at the Howard School Building in Nashville and runs through
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