Weekly News Rodeo: Skullduggery, Domed Stadium, and Unaffordable City for Singles
More locations are dropping their indoor mask requirements following a federal court’s decision to block their enforcement, but there are still a few
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Monday News Rodeo: Music City Gold, Bus Driver Shortage, and Capital Spending Plan
The unions representing Metro Public School teachers and staff are asking for better working conditions to reduce burnout and stop the flow of
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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: Flyover Finally, School Consolidation and Mall Reopening
The toy target left on the lawn of the local NAACP president turned out to be placed there by a man who told
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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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Monday News Rodeo: #SaferAtHome, Beer Delivery, and Y’all PLEASE Stay Home
Nashville Mayor John Cooper announced the “Safer at Home Order” Sunday morning, officially issued by the Chief Medical Officer for the Metro Department
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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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Monday News Rodeo: COVID-19, Tornado Recovery, and Moved Schools
Public health officials in Nashville announced that a case of COVID-19, also known as the coronavirus, has been identified in the city, bringing
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Monday News Rodeo: Library Laws, Mean Girls, and a Jailed Reality TV Star
Nashville mayor John Cooper released his first capital spending plan Thursday, smaller than in previous years because of “significant financial issues the city
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Thursday News Rodeo: 440 Progress, Body Cameras, and School Lunch Debt
The mayor’s office is disputing the $30 million price tag for body cameras for the city’s police force, disagreeing with the estimate put
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