<strong>Memphis Grizzlies forward Jaren Jackson Jr. (13), Boston Celtics guard Kyrie Irving (11), and Grizzlies center Marc Gasol, right, collide as Grizzlies guard Mike Conley (11) controls the ball during the first half of an NBA  game Saturday, Dec. 29, 2018, in Memphis.</strong> (AP Photo/Brandon Dill)

Grizzlies Postgame: It was Groundhog Day at FedExForum as Grizz lose lead, then game to Celtics

The Grizzlies lost another big lead and then let a close game slip away, as they fell to the Boston Celtics 112-103.

By Chris Herrington December 30, 2018

Strickland stuck to basics in 2018, touted momentum

Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland stuck to the basics in 2018 – the “brilliant at the basics” four-word slogan of his 2015 campaign for mayor and the motto of his three-year-old administration.

By Bill Dries December 31, 2018

Shelby County

Shelby County government to be more involved in education

Some issues county government would like to address in education in 2019 are pre-K initiatives, workforce development and school facilities.

By Omer Yusuf December 30, 2018

Memphis Tigers Basketball

Tigers wake up for second half, easily defeat Florida A&M 96-65

After a lackluster first half, Memphis put on an offensive display to coast to an easy 96-65 win over Florida A&M in the Tigers final game before conference play

By Clay Bailey December 29, 2018

Business

Association for Women Attorneys to recognize activist Jocelyn Wurzburg

The assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in 1968 had a profound effect on many Memphians, but for Jocelyn Wurzburg, it was life-altering.

By Christin Yates December 31, 2018

Health Care

Instead of flowers, send hope

A little girl's brief life spawns a new way to help families in need while their loved ones are hospitalized.

By Michelle Corbet December 30, 2018

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This Week in Memphis: Juneteenth and Blue Monkey Midtown’s last call

Also happening this week: Downtown breweries are in the spotlight, and Father’s Day is Sunday.

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Shelby County County Commission has major decisions to get budget and tax rate across finish line

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Memphis native develops system that aims to put out fires in 15 seconds

Ethan Pretsch envisioned a system that could use AI and tech to specifically target fires and keep them from spreading.

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Ole Miss eliminated by Troy at College World Series

Ole Miss (41-23) went two-games-and-out in its first trip to Charles Schwab Field since winning the national championship in 2022.

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Inspire Community Cafe closing this month

The Binghampton cafe that opened with a mission of helping the community is closing its doors after seven years.

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New murals add vibrance to Wolf River tunnel on Germantown Greenway

Brightly colored depictions celebrating the Germantown Greenway are now greeting users as they walk, run or bike along the trail passing underneath Wolf River Boulevard.

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Thunderstorms force cancellation of Live at the Garden concert

Severe weather forces cancellation of Alabama concert, meant to be the opener of this year’s Live at the Garden series at the Memphis Botanic Garden

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