While people in Memphis grapple with the real-world effects of xAI’s “rapid execution” in Mississippi, many see a company that is innovating its way to become a major player in the worldwide AI race.
The Grizzlies got the full London experience before Sunday’s game against the Orlando Magic. Nike is capitalizing on the presence of the Memphis stars.
Instead of expanding pre-K access, classrooms may close if Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris doesn’t release local funding, prekindergarten organization First 8 says.
Chilly weather didn’t deter workers around the city, including an altruistic team at T.O. Fuller Park, which also holds a place in civil rights history.
The first woman to lead the Memphis Police Department’s motorcycle unit is retiring after 39 years. But she’s not leaving for good.
The middle and high schools are splitting at Lakeland Preparatory next year.
Olive Branch has received a multimillion grant from The Mississippi Outdoor Stewardship Trust Fund to continue on an ambitious plan for the Lick Creek park.
The Tigers should look to enforce their will against a Roadrunners team on a 10-game losing streak.
Kenneth Walker III scores three touchdowns in Seattle’s win over San Francisco.
Ja Morant went through Grizzlies practice Saturday, and his availability in London looks more promising than in Berlin.
In London, Morant could play his first Grizzlies game in weeks. Could it also be his last?
“Team sports push back on our natural inclination toward selfishness, and I celebrate and support anything that makes space for light to gain victory over dark, especially if that light involves a goal, a ball and a reversible polyester jersey.”
“This is a $300 million regional infrastructure project involving court oversight, multiple jurisdictions, complex engineering, and layered funding sources.”
“The solution requires a dual approach, addressing both the immediate need for better meeting places and the deeper social crisis affecting young men.”
Memphis Jewish Community Center, Campbell Clinic, Trustmark, and New Memphis announce promotions and additions.
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“Memphis has the best people!” — Susan Bransford about MLK Day of Service inspires cold hands, warm hearts
“Just made for a party tonight. Super easy!” — Lane Whitehead about Recipe Exchange: Perre Magness' cheddar and pepper jelly crumble bars
“I’m disappointed Kelly is moving Second Line to East Memphis.” — Michael Guthrie about Sound Bites: Kelly English on Second Line's big move, Swamp Bar plans
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This jigsaw puzzle is a photo of the mural outside Fizzy’s Dirty Sodas & More and was taken by Larry Crump.
Are you a Wordle fan? Try WordRow, a similar game. It’s free to play.
According to an official autopsy report, heart disease claimed Antonio First, who died Nov. 1 at the Shelby County Jail.
“Rebuilding Main Street and creating a vibrant downtown continues to be my main priority,” Stanton’s mayor said. “This funding gives Stanton the ability to move from planning to construction and to invest in the core of our town.”
Memphis’ latest minor-league professional football team has a nickname that pays homage to Memphis music history.
Are you jelly yet? With these crumble bars, you definitely will be.
Tanger Outlets in DeSoto County will soon be the new home of Pottery Barn.
Chris Herrington notes that “January and February can bring the late arrival of some of the prior year’s best films, especially of the foreign-language variety.”
“These Afghan immigrants are not criminals. These are our neighbors. They did not enter the United States illegally and they have not violated any of the prescribed guidelines our government has given them.”
The Second Line is moving, Swamp Bar is growing, Restaurant Iris is hosting special lunches and Kelly English is the podcast guest for the first two episodes of Sound Bites in 2026.
This jigsaw puzzle is a photo of the storefront of Westy’s in Downtown Memphis and was taken by Brad Vest.
Unconventional project provides new digs for Code Crew, Greater Memphis Chamber, Literacy Mid-South, Moore Tech, Memphis Symphony and Collective Blue Print.