Titans Bill To Make Sunday Bar Hours Start At 8AM Fails In Tennessee House
A Bill That Would Allow Nashville To Open Bars At 8 A.M. On Sundays Failed In The Tennessee House.
Read moreA Bill That Would Allow Nashville To Open Bars At 8 A.M. On Sundays Failed In The Tennessee House.
Read moreIn The Span Of One Week, The Tennessee Titans Team Value Increased $900 Million, While The Finalizing Of Bond Documents Show Taxpayers Are On The Hook For Nearly $1.1 Billion In Interest Payments As Part Of The Team’s New Taxpayer-Funded Stadium.
Read moreThe Tennessee Titans Turned A Couple Million In Political Spending Into Over A Billion Dollars From Taxpayers.
Read moreWhile Project Promoters In Cities Such As Nashville, Tennessee Continue To Push The Narrative That Professional Sports Stadiums With Surrounding Developments Are Economic Stimulators, A New Report Shows Professional Sports Stadiums And The Surrounding Developments Do Not Bring The Promised Returns.
Read moreDespite Polls Showing Opposition From Residents And Nearly Universal Condemnation From Experts Who Argue That Taxpayer-Funded Stadiums Are A Poor Use Of Public Money, The Approval Of What Will Be The Largest Taxpayer-Funded Stadium In NFL History Has Long Felt Inevitable.
Read moreAn Amendment To The Bill To Build A New $2.2 Billion Tennessee Titans Stadium Has Been The Subject Of Pushback This Week Heading Into The Scheduled Second Vote On The Project From The Metro Nashville Council On Tuesday.
Read moreThe Tennessee Titans Are Expected To Make About $270 Million Off Personal Seat Licenses, An Amount That Will Go Toward The Team’s Contribution To A New Projected $2.1 Billion Stadium Set To Open In Fall 2027.
Read moreThe Tennessee Titans Franchise Is Currently Valued At $3.5 Billion. But, If A New $2.1 Billion Stadium Proposed To Be Built Mainly With Taxpayer Funding Is Approved, The Franchise’s Value Is Expected To Increase By $300 Million.
Read moreTennessee Set Records For Both The Amount Wagered And The Taxes Collected By The State In Sports Wagering In November.
Read moreThe Nashville Mayor’s Office Paid Inner Circle Sports $120,000 Over A Six-Month Period For Consulting Services Related To Negotiating The $2.1 Billion Stadium Deal Between The Office And The Tennessee Titans.
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