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FedEx Corp. earnings for the fourth quarter and year ending May 31, 2019, exceeded analysts’ expectations, but the company warned it expects continued challenges, particularly in international business.
Three Memphians will serve on the Tennessee Board of Judicial Conduct, a body created by the Legislature to investigate and act on complaints against judges.
The Memphis Music Hall of Fame will announce its eighth class of inductees.
Jenny Bartlett-Prescott and Jennie Robbins have been promoted at Church Health and will become the nonprofit's first chief operating officer and chief financial officer, respectively.
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Homicides in Memphis are up this year over the same time last year. Police are asking the public for help in solving the slayings, which total 86, with six being ruled justifiable.
M&M Enterprises of Memphis will lead private redevelopment of the Fairgrounds, the city announced Tuesday.
NBA free agency opens this weekend and the Grizzlies could be juggling half their roster. A guide to what's to come.
FedEx has filed a lawsuit in federal court in Washington seeking an injunction against the U.S. Department of Commerce enforcing prohibitions contained in the Export Administration Regulations against FedEx.
After nearly a full workday of discussions and calculations, the Shelby County Commission on Monday approved a $1.3 billion budget ahead of the start of the 2020 fiscal year on July 1.
The pre-K funding will come from the county’s reserves and are expected to be replenished once a court case has been resolved, said commission chairman Van Turner, who did not say what case he was referencing.
University of Tennessee Health Science Center (UTHSC) assistant professor Nikhlesh K. Singh has been awarded $1.9 million to investigate inflammatory responses in the eye.
The City of Memphis announced Tuesday its intention to award the agreement for the private development portion of the Fairgrounds Redevelopment effort to the team of M&M Enterprises and Belpointe REIT.
State Sen. Brian Kelsey has asked Gov. Bill Lee to declare a disaster so Germantown can receive funds for flood relief.
Memphis offensive line coach Ryan Silverfield continues bolstering his group with two commitments in two days.
Aldi's will soon open a new location at 4720 Summer Ave. as part of the company's "aggressive national growth and remodel plan."
Germantown aldermen have approved a $182.9 million budget for the coming fiscal year. The final version was approved with several amendments.
Preliminary groundwork for new commercial development is about to get underway at Kirby Whitten Road just north of Stage Road in Bartlett.
Steven Adelman is accused of bouncing a $19,000 check for a show at the New Daisy Theatre, which has been closed since January.
After input from 5,300 people and 65 meetings, a Tom Lee Park transformation plan has drawn opposition from 4,000 petitioners and 2,200 Facebook followers. Will mediation settle hard feelings?
A Domino’s “pizza theater” store has officially opened in Memphis at 7539 U.S. Highway 64 featuring an open-area viewing of the food preparation process, indoor seating, free Wi-Fi and the ability to track carryout orders electronically on a lobby screen.
The developers of a townhouse project in Cooper-Young presented four different site plans to residents, saying fewer units will mean higher prices.
Brandon Webber was an honor student, a rapper and a young father. But he was also accused in a violent carjacking where a Hernando man was shot five times. The duality of Webber is what some young people in Memphis face.
Part of The Daily Memphian’s mission is to cover crime differently. Our goal is to put crime stories into context, connect the dots and examine the impact of crime on our community.
Dual-threat quarterback Keilon Brown became Mike Norvell's highest-ranked quarterback commit at the University of Memphis this evening.
Mike Conley becomes the first NBA player to be named teammate of the year and win the league’s sportsmanship award in the same season.
Memphis children will have the opportunity to learn American Sign Language through games, crafts and other activities.
Seasonal workers for the Shelby County Election Commission will be paid a minimum of $15 an hour by agreement of Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris and Shelby County Commission chairman Van Turner.
Delta Medical Center is in danger of losing its Medicare provider agreement due to problems with its nursing staffing. The U.S. Secretary of Health and Human Services filed the notice Friday.
Nick Vergos of the Rendezvous was diagnosed with metastatic cancer last December. It has made him even more determined to raise money for Make-A-Wish.
Inside the homey classrooms at Libertas, there are no desks lined up in neat rows. Instead, students and teachers sit at scattered chairs and tables — or on the floor if they prefer.
Penny Hardaway headed to the links on Monday for a bit of relaxation and immediately showed college basketball coaching hasn't hurt his golf game.
Jennifer Biggs and Andrew Woods of Joe's Wines & Liquors talk about Memphis Negroni Week.
Amid questions about the Tennessee State Museum Foundation and its fundraising, state Sen. Sara Kyle is hoping for a better relationship between the nonprofit entity and the Douglas Henry State Museum Commission.
Memphis-based Ampro Industries has acquired multiple brands from another Memphis company, Keystone Laboratories, to add to Ampro's line of hair, skin and personal care products.
DeAnna McClendon oversaw the expansion of preschool classrooms as Shelby County seeks to make early childhood education available to all low-income families.
Memphis added two more commitments to the Class of 2020 Monday with defensive back Sylvonta Oliver and offensive lineman Jonah Gambill.
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