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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Monday News Rodeo: Dangerous Kroger, Winter Classic Jersey, and an eBook Boycott
The city is still working with various agencies and groups to finalize plans for this winter’s emergency shelters after promising they would operate
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Thursday News Rodeo: The Metro Seal, Jeff Bezos, and Go Vote
PSA: Today is election day for the mayoral and council run-off races, so find your polling place! If you have forgotten who you
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Thursday News Rodeo: Charger Woes, Rock Block, and Bears
PSA: Early voting begins tomorrow downtown and runs through September 7 ahead of the September 12 run-off election. The CEO of a civil
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Monday News Rodeo: Mayoral Money, Pick-pockets, Free Beer, and PLEASE VOTE
PSA: Thursday is election day for mayor, vice mayor and the members of Metro Council, as well as two Charter amendments. Should a
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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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Monday News Rodeo: No Scooter Ban, Welcome Matt, and Teacher Raises
Metro Nashville Police Department officer John Anderson was killed early Thursday morning near Nissan Stadium when his patrol car was struck by a
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Thursday News Rodeo: Metro Budget, Confederate Monument Vandalism, and New Scooter Guidelines
The Metro Council failed by one vote to adopt a substitute budget Tuesday night that would have levied a 15.8 percent property tax
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