Monday News Rodeo: TPAC Lease, Unreadable License Plates, and Vegan Hot Chicken
Happy Valentine’s Day! Nashvillest ❤️ you. Contact tracing, an early tool of the pandemic, has essentially been abandoned in Tennessee as asymptomatic cases
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Thursday News Rodeo: Wonky Sidewalks, License Plate Readers, and Weed Bills
The weather over the next day or so is going to be a little rough with ice and potential flooding in the mid-state.
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Monday News Rodeo: Hot Chicken Week, TikTok, and a Dinosaur Onesie
A man walking along I-65 was killed by police after a 30 minute encounter ended with nine separate officers opening fire when he
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Nashvillest: Opening Night, International Market 2, and Springwater Fire Band
The Nashville Health Department is adding a new bureau specifically aimed at reducing the racial and socioeconomic disparities that become more apparent during
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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: Girl Scouts, Bridge Jumper, and the Metro Budget
The Metro Council passed the new city budget on a voice vote, which is uncommon for a chamber that typically takes hours into
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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: Leaks at the Museum, Scooter Ban, and Bye PK
Mayor David Briley notified the seven dockless scooter companies operating in Nashville Friday that he would be submitting legislation to the Metro Council
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Thursday News Rodeo: Holiday Car, Lake Palmer, and Pay To Play
The parking privatization deal could be in trouble with the Metro Council, where eight members voted against it on what is usually a
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Thursday News Rodeo: Flood Flashbacks, Amazon Deal, and NES Round Up
It rained more than six inches in some parts of Middle Tennessee yesterday and overnight, leading to water rescues, closed roads, and a
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