Tennessee is ordering roughly five million masks for citizens. Plus, Stuart and Erin get personal to celebrate 200 episodes of Nashville Daily. They talk about worst habits, how to rid a yard of gophers, and even play some trivia featuring the hit TV show, 'The Office'.

Nashville is getting an upgrade in its tornado siren system. Mayor Cooper is looking into early May as a starting point to slowly reopen Nashville. What happens after we “flatten the curve”? Some solutions from local healthcare companies have been proposed.

Governor Lee is letting the safer at home order expire on April 30th, but that doesn’t put Nashville in the clear. But in good news, the Tennessee State Parks will be opening later this week. Also, here’s a new building that could be one of the tallest in Tennessee.

Protestors take to the capitol on Sunday. The farmers market in Germantown is up and running as consumers can now buy items through the drive-thru. Plus, will Nashville’s business development boom continue throughout the next few years?

Director of Schools for MNPS, Dr. Adrienne Battles, calls in to the program. We chat about how schools in Nashville are adjusting to COVID-19 realities.

Nashville executives, as well as Tennessee senators, named to white house advisory groups. The Nashville International Airport is set to receive millions in federal aid. All signs continue to point to a May 1st reopening.

Nashville executives are sent to Washington to help fix the economy. Major statewide COVID-19 testing efforts to begin soon. We know you just got off the couch, but sit back down and we’ll tell you about a few more ways to experience Tennessee without lifting a finger.

Tennessee is projecting a downward slope of COVID-19 hospital capacity. City and state officials all are pointing to May as a beginning point for economic re-opening. And Nashville’s population reaches over 5,000! That’s because it’s for the year 1820. We go back in time and look at the years 1820-1830 to see what was happening in Nashville at the time.

Governor Lee extended Tennessee’s stay at home order. A downtown hotel is moving on up in the world. Is it too soon to reopen the economy? We take a look at that very question and more on Nashville Daily.

A local grocery store is now offering online shopping and delivery. New apartments and renderings for the hotel at the old Gibson building downtown. And Nashville is in for major changes as healthcare companies are forced to make ten years of changes in just one short year.