Thursday News Rodeo: Antibodies, New Restaurants, and Rebuilding Second Avenue
Nine people have died of COVID-19 complications this week in Nashville, including two people in their 30s according to the Mayor’s office. All
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Thursday News Rodeo: Arena Masks, Afghan Refugees, and Triplet Nurses
Bridgestone Arena announced Monday that all concert and sports fans must provide proof of vaccination or a recent negative test for all events
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Thursday News Rodeo: Ryman Auditorium, Evictions, and Pedal Tavern Safety
Metro Council passed a resolution Tuesday night urging the Metro Public Health Department to order masks to be worn at all indoor functions,
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Thursday News Rodeo: Britney’s Ex, Broadway Bridge, and Bonnaroo Goes Bust
Tennessee set new records for COVID-19 hospitalizations, with those among children following a similar trajectory since July. There were briefly fewer than 100
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Monday News Rodeo: Hospitals Over Capacity, Centennial Park, and Guy Fieri
Vanderbilt University Medical Center announced over the weekend that they were over capacity and turning away transfer requests because of the sudden increase
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Monday News Rodeo: Flying Cars, Fake Vaccine Cards, and VR Cadavers
The delta variant of COVID-19 has put the region’s children’s hospitals on alert, as states with similar vaccination rates have seen a surge
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Thursday News Rodeo: Mask Up Again, Space Station and Olympic Glory
Y’all, it’s real hot out there so drink plenty of water and avoid spending too much time outside if you can. Nashville’s health
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Thursday News Rodeo: Forgetful City, Helicopter Lasers, and Watkins Campus Sold
Metro Police responded to nearly 200 ‘calls for service’ on Lower Broadway last weekend, a number that isn’t too much out of the
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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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Thursday News Rodeo: John Prine, Lost Tests, and a Passover Tradition
Mayor John Cooper says that nine people in Davidson County have died and released a “heat map” graphic to show areas of the
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