Monday News Rodeo: Pepper Spray, Eddie George, and Quiz Bowl Champs
Tennessee State University is set to name former Tennessee Titans running back Eddie George as its next head coach. It is his first
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Thursday News Rodeo: No More Tiers, Zip Tie Guy, and Flood Cleanup
PSA #1: Every Davidson County resident over the age of 16 is now eligible for the free coronavirus vaccine (click on the yellow
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Monday News Rodeo: Remote Romeo+Juliet, Mr. T and Volunteer Pilots
The latest counts for COVID-19 are 22 dead in Davidson County and 2,370 people testing positive. Officials say 1,191 of those have recovered.
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Monday News Rodeo: Dating Lawsuit, One Signature Short, and Grocery Store Safety
The drive-thru “symptom-free screening” rolled out this past weekend saw 11,230 COVID-19 tests administered, accounting for more than 10 percent of the 97,000
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Thursday News Rodeo: Voting by Mail, COVID-19 Testing, and Stimulus Checks
PSA: The IRS website for providing your bank account deposit information for the CARES Act stimulus payment is now live. The rate of
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Monday News Rodeo: Tiger King, Zoom Bombing and a Singing Bus Driver
The death toll from the coronavirus in Nashville has risen to 13, with 37 new cases in the last 24 hours bringing the
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Thursday News Rodeo: Empty Seats, Canceled Events, and a Severe Weather Forecast
PSA: Today’s forecast calls for potential severe weather, hitting a city already reeling from last week’s deadly tornadoes. Be safe out there y’all!
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Thursday News Rodeo: Watkins, Armadillos, and a Record Year for Tourism
PSA: Monday, February 3 is the final day to register to vote in Tennessee for the March presidential preference primaries. If you’re already
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Thursday News Rodeo: Joyland, New Vandy Chancellor and Historic Graveyards
Mayor John Cooper’s staff told the Metropolitan Housing Trust Fund Commission that their budget was slashed from $9.5 million to $5 million about
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Thursday News Rodeo: Banksy, Unused Soccer Fields, and Pedestrian Safety
Safety advocates Walk Bike Nashville says that 2019 is already the deadliest for Nashville’s pedestrians, with 26 confirmed deaths. The fall and winter
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