DA releases video of fatal shooting by National Guard
The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office has released several videos of the death of 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson, who was shot and killed by members of the National Guard on July 5.
The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office has released several videos of the death of 20-year-old Tyrin Johnson, who was shot and killed by members of the National Guard on July 5.
The suit says Jana Swearengen-Washington fired Hyman after she refused to use taxpayer money for the chairwoman’s personal requests.
Breakaway Running has ended its group runs and marathon-training program, but Memphis’ running community is booming as independent clubs grow and runners find new ways to connect.
Community members gathered Sunday to remember six men killed during Task Force operations and honor people detained by immigration enforcement and families separated by ICE.
The political roundup includes two election traditions — The Four Way Soul Food Restaurant and the Republican bus tour along with David Hatley’s change in position on the Memphis Safe Task Force, and Mulroy on “youthful indiscretions.”
The most interesting thing about this election may be what it could tell us about the next decade. Here’s an analysis of how redistricting could sooner or later give Tennessee Democrats a chance to win House seats.
Beat writer Frank Bonner II and columnist John Martin break down the Tiger’s convincing win over Army and what it means for the conference standings.
The smashburger is what brought Harrison Downing, Cole Jeanes and Schuyler O’Brien together as business partners and helped establish them as familiar names on Memphis’ culinary scene.
Before Memphis heads to the polls tomorrow, a look back at the closest elections in city history — Herenton won by 142 votes, and Crump’s 1909 win was even closer. One historian thinks it may have been stolen.
Standouts from Collierville, ECS, Lausanne, MASE, Melrose and Munford are up for consideration this week. Voting ends at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 5.
Middle College, MASE, Munford, Southwind, Whitehaven, Lausanne and Briarcrest are ranked in this week’s Tennessee Sports Writers Association rankings.
Breaking down the Grizzlies' six wins to start the season, with a look ahead to this week’s three games against the Pelicans, Pacers and Thunder. Can they make it a 9-0 start?
In response to recommendations from a state-ordered forensic audit, Memphis-Shelby County Schools officials say they are changing some of the ways they monitor contracts and document procurement processes.
Germantown Mayor Mike Palazzolo reflects on his time in office, days ahead of voters choosing his successor.
Isaiah Stewart has helped head coach Tuomas Iisalo establish the team’s new culture, and the big man is looking right at home on this Grizzlies roster.
After a one-year hiatus and with reconstituted leadership, the Indie Memphis Film Festival returns this week.
Regional One Health’s push for funding for a proposed $1 billion hospital has sparked a debate among Daily Memphian readers about local priorities, government support and the responsibility of private healthcare systems.
A year after barely playing at Southern Miss, Jermane Hayes has become one of the most reliable targets for Memphis Tigers quarterback Marcus Stokes.
Memphis opens its 2026-27 schedule with a neutral site game against Iowa State in Sioux Falls, South Dakota.
“I would love to own that home and property! I always thought it would make a great movie set!” — Hall Prewitt about Frayser Bauhaus goes to auction
“Emily and Stephen care about every person who walks through their doors. They greet everyone with love, and they are happy to give guidance to those who ask.” — John Tilmon about Practical Magic: The Broom Closet niche shop sweeps in a wide audience
“Love to hear about locals who’ve done well!” — Bill Carrier about Arts Beat: Memphian’s cosmic-horror film is screening around the world
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Also happening this week: The city wants input on new Downtown sign rules.
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Today’s puzzle features the Memphis Grizzlies Grannies and Grandpas preforming at the season opener. Brandon Dill took the photo.
A former Memphis-Shelby County Schools employee is seeking $1.5 million in damages from the school system for the “hostile and abusive” work environment she claims Marie Feagins created.
The buying spree continues as SpaceXAI’s subsidiary has now acquired seven homes and more land in the Southaven area.
Strong performances from Isaiah Stewart, GG Jackson, Cam Spencer and Cam Boozer helped the Grizzlies to their sixth straight win to start the season.Related content:
The announcement of the new hire comes a little more than a week after Fawn received a Michelin Guide recommendation at a ceremony in Nashville.
Palmer House Bakery will have a bigger presence in Germantown as it ventures into its own space nearby Jojo’s Espresso.
With blacksmiths, fortune tellers and more, Overton Park takes on a medieval atmosphere for a Renaissance fair that continues through Sunday.
One Democrat reaches for the center. The other grabs a bullhorn. Different strategies, same problem: A national party hellbent on charging ever leftward.
Shelby County District Attorney General Steve Mulroy talked about the Task Force and investigations of fatal shootings by MSTF members on “Behind The Headlines.”
Today’s puzzle features Memphis University School running back Wallace Bradshaw. Mark Weber took the photo.