SUMMARY: Yelp’s new ranking of the “Top 10 Cities for BBQ in the USA” places Austin, Texas, at No. 1, praised for its well-reviewed barbecue spots like Franklin Barbecue and La Barbecue. San Antonio follows at No. 2, known for its blend of traditional and fusion BBQ. Kansas City, Missouri, ranks third, famous for its burnt ends and signature sauce. Memphis, Tennessee, takes the No. 4 spot, with a rich BBQ culture featuring dry-rub ribs and pulled pork. Nashville, also from Tennessee, rounds out the list at No. 10, combining classic BBQ with Nashville hot chicken influences.

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SUMMARY: Davis Nolan’s Fishing Funtacular for May 11, 2025, celebrates the start of fishing season with pictures of impressive catches. Jared Sullinger and Liam caught crappies and a largemouth at Tims Ford Lake. Oliver Watt enjoyed three days at Fall Creek Falls, catching a catfish on his first cast with a new rod. Laken and Fisher Brothers Shelton also caught crappies and a big catfish. Mickey Ray reeled in two walleyes from the Cumberland River, known for good eating fish. James Sullivan caught a largemouth on a family pond, and Chloe found a new hobby fishing in Murfreesboro. Davis encourages sending photos to pixwk.com and reminds anglers to wear life jackets.

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by J. Holly McCall, Tennessee Lookout
May 10, 2025

Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents have been conducting what officials term “dragnets” in Nashville since May 4, when 84 people were detained in a South Nashville sweep, a spokesperson for ICE confirmed.

Photojournalist John Partipilo on May 10 photographed a traffic stop in Nashville’s Madison community as ICE agents and Tennessee Highway Patrol officers pulled over drivers. In this photo series, Partipilo documents the detention and arrest of one man, who just pulled out of a gas station — seen in the background — after filling his tank up.

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Note: The following A.I. based commentary is not part of the original article, reproduced above, but is offered in the hopes that it will promote greater media literacy and critical thinking, by making any potential bias more visible to the reader –Staff Editor.

Political Bias Rating: Center-Left

The content presents a detailed visual report focused on Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) operations in Nashville, highlighting the enforcement activities and the human impact of detention practices. The tone is factual but the emphasis on the “dragnet” approach and the use of imagery showing the intense nature of arrests suggests a critical perspective on aggressive immigration enforcement. This aligns more closely with center-left viewpoints that often emphasize immigration reform and scrutinize harsh enforcement tactics, without overtly politicizing or sensationalizing the issue.