A 32-year-old man is facing vehicular homicide and other charges following a high-speed pursuit with law enforcement on Wednesday.

“Long-term issues associated with his heart” was the cause of death for the man found unresponsive during a Monday, Oct. 12, traffic stop, according to a Memphis Safe Task Force spokesman. 

State Rep. Justin J. Pearson and community activists held a press conference in front of City Hall to announce a lawsuit alleging city officials violated their First Amendment rights by barring them from future council meetings.

“We’re proud of our team, proud of the beer we made and even prouder of the community that grew up around it,” said co-founder and owner Will Goodwin in a statement.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young announced the infusion of cash to the community to help spur new housing development like the efforts gathering momentum currently in North Memphis. 

First Horizon Corp.'s Q3 earnings fell just shy of Wall Street expectations.

The Tigers have won each of their last three games, by no less than 24 points each. They are now preparing to play a Tulane team that’s been difficult for Memphis to beat on the road in recent years.

The Downtown Memphis Commission said more than 12,000 tickets were reserved for the inaugural festival.

Memphis-based CodeCrew is leading a federally funded initiative to establish tech training hubs in the Mississippi Delta.

Local farmers and agricultural experts talked about the intersection of tech, money and advancing the agricultural industry at the DelTech conference.

Hive’s avocado toast features fresh sourdough and comes with marinated tomatoes and onion, crunchy roasted pepitas (pumpkin seeds) and a hefty drizzle of sticky balsamic glaze.

This week, the Tambourine Bash is back with a new name, Cooper-Young Beerfest takes over the Midtown Autowerks lot and a music show lasts six hours with no breaks.

Martha McAnespie just celebrated her 110th birthday. She had some thoughts about manicotti, the president — and what really endures. 

“In Memphis, we are often quick to notice what’s missing or compare ourselves against cities with more resources and national recognition. But the truth is we have a depth and breadth of arts organizations that would be remarkable in a city twice our size.”