Filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission shed further light on xAI and Solaris Energy Infrastructure’s joint venture. They also offer further confirmation that xAI’s plans in the Memphis metro area will likely cross state lines.
After suggesting that “cats like Jimmy Butler” and other NBA stars don’t want to play for the Grizzlies because of crime in Memphis, ESPN personality Stephen A. Smith is making plans to visit the Bluff City.
Also, the local Sakura chain, offering a selection of sushi and seafood, will share the new location with casual ramen and poké restaurant Subarashi.
New city manager Frankie Dakin and Mayor Larry Dagen signed off on the suburb’s budget that included a bump in the city’s minimum wage, tax relief for certain residents and more.
“On a more recent sunny day, I stopped by this fresh oasis in search of something to kick off the summer and ordered one of my favorites: the Cuban grain bowl.”
“He got out of the car knowing his grandfather better, and his grandfather found his own hope in the wide eyes beside him.”
Free jazz and good vibrations are flowing at North Main Street and Jefferson Avenue.
The two men were charged after an April shooting that left two teens dead.
Parth Upadhyaya and John Martin weigh in on expectations for Memphis heading into the 2025-26 season.
Drew Hill and Chris Herrington share explore trade possibilities and list prospects they like for the Grizzlies at pick No. 16.
The Grizzlies own the No. 16 pick in the NBA Draft. Will they take a player or use it to solve other roster complexities?
The center, spanning 200 acres on Star Landing Road West, opened its doors with dignitaries, including Republican U.S. Sen. Cindy Hyde-Smith.
This week, Juneteenth events continue, the rained-out Mid-South Pride parade has a new date and Lukah releases a new album — with lasers.
Tennessee may soon make it easier for schools to temporarily remove some students with disabilities from their classrooms.
“Every dollar from the sales should go into building maintenance. And actual maintenance, not “school beautification”, not board member strategic funds, etc., not consultants to ‘tell’ them how they should spend the money. …” — Jonathan Justice about MSCS to sell $12M of property, but building donations, demolitions paused
“We could add a new crime lab and a new hospital if we could just enforce the present laws and regulations. … And enforcing laws restores faith in government to the citizen/taxpayer. That’s one of our biggest problems here is our own residents don’t see accountability for anything. Let’s restore the public trust and life will get better here.” — Chris Albonetti about Mayor Harris wants to add crime lab funding to budget
“… any restaurant operator would love to go above and beyond to correct an error than lose a customer and all of the bad word of mouth that is the result. …” — David Kaplan about Table Talk: Why complain when you can get it fixed instead?
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Catcher Jimmy Crooks slammed a three-run homer to cap off a six-run Memphis sixth inning in the victory.
ECS coach also saluted after leading her team to a state championship last month.
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City officials made a rare move to nominate a new director of Memphis Animal Services with a background in grassroots animal-rescue work.Related content:
Memphis-based Varsity Spirit is launching a professional cheerleading league in January, giving athletes 18 years old and older the opportunity to get paid to compete after college.
Tigers coaches face questions regarding safety in Memphis on the recruiting trail.
“It’s because of the love we had that I’m able to be here and be OK,” said Jim Neely, her husband of 45 years, Wednesday.
After years of waiting, construction could begin later this year on New Canada Road, providing more traffic lanes and a straighter alignment from Interstate 40 to U.S. 70.
When it opened, the theater was a prominent stop on the “Chitlin’ Circuit.”
As the NBA offseason rolls down the on-ramp, there’s been so much noise around the Memphis Grizzlies that one of the team’s biggest and most unavoidable issues has felt forgotten.
Executive director Carissa Hussong breaks down how the new Metal Museum building dramatically increases the programming — and the revenue generation — that will be possible in the museum’s new home.