<strong>Elisabeth Hartman kisses young Maxwell during a Mother’s Day stroll with husband Matt Hartman at the Memphis Botanic Garden Sunday, May 12, 2019</strong>. (Patrick Lantrip/Daily Memphian)

Memphis Botanic Garden hosts Mother's Day picnic

Memphis Botanic Garden hosted mothers and families for a picnic in the park on Mother's Day. The event changed its brunch-style event for the first time in more than 20 years.

By Abigail Warren May 13, 2019

Mission accomplished: LeMoyne-Owen student, 59, earns three degrees

After a 41-year journey to earn her college degree, 59-year-old Alison Turner has earned an associate degree and two bachelor’s degrees from LeMoyne-Owen College.

By Jared Boyd May 12, 2019

Mother’s Day marks 25 years of Methodist’s maternity services in Germantown

Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare brought maternity services to Germantown 25 years ago this Mother's Day. In the years since, more than 88,000 babies have been delivered at Germantown Methodist Hospital.

By Michelle Corbet May 12, 2019

Family of executed man seeks to have DNA in case tested

The daughter of Sedley Alley, the man convicted in the 1985 brutal murder and rape of Marine Lance Cpl. Suzanne Marie Collins in Millington, is seeking to have the DNA evidence in the case tested, some 13 years after her father was executed for the slaying.

By Yolanda Jones June 03, 2019

Third Davos on the Delta in Memphis starts Monday

Agriculture industry powers and investors will converge on Memphis this week for the third annual Davos on the Delta.

By Christin Yates May 12, 2019

Germantown leaders get early look at new Forest Hill Elementary School

Forest Hill Elementary is two months from completion. City and school system leaders toured it recently.

By Abigail Warren May 12, 2019

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Cleanup and repairs continue days after storms

Power restoration and other cleanup and repair efforts continued Wednesday, two days after an EF-1 tornado touched down in Southeast Memphis as part of a Monday morning storm system.

By Abigail Warren 59 minutes ago

Larry Miller urges House panel to hear public comments on Medicaid block grant

Ford Jr. offers nuanced view of partisan politics and Trump

Slatery: $48B opioid settlement will expedite addiction help

ServiceMaster's stock gets hammered on third-quarter reveal

ServiceMaster CEO disappointed in quarter's profitability, expects efficiencies going forward.

By The Daily Memphian Staff October 22, 2019

FedEx books 2% pay raises but expects to skip annual bonuses again

Loeb revives Broad Ave. project with new developer and design

First Horizon unveils rebranded logo, signage

AP names James Wiseman to preseason All-America team

The honors continue to roll in for Memphis basketball as freshman James Wiseman named AP first team All-American.

By Drew Hill October 22, 2019

Tigers will mix several players in the secondary to replace injured Sanchez Blake

Grizzlies: The history of franchise rookie debuts

Daily Memphian Small Schools Super 12: ECS strong at No. 1; Middle College makes big jump

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Central Station and Eight & Sand open

Central Station is open for business, music is wafting throughout, and wine and cocktails are flowing at Eight & Sand.

By Jennifer Biggs 2 hours ago

Zinnie’s ‘resurrection’ planned for Halloween; other food news

Feeding the flock: Church cooks get tips for healthier meals

Jeff Cox named next Bartlett police chief

Jeff Cox, assistant chief of the Bartlett Police Department, stepped up to the top position Tuesday night as he replaced retiring Chief Glen Williamson, effective Jan. 4.

By Michael Waddell 17 hours ago

Lakeland commission approves Starbucks design, delays vote on Lake District townhomes

Loved ones remembered at Vietnam Traveling Memorial Wall

Memphis rapper NLE Choppa launches challenge to motivate students

The 16-year-old Memphis rapper launched the Need Learning Everyday Challenge at Cornerstone Prep Denver Elementary School in Frayser Tuesday.

By Omer Yusuf 6 hours ago

Midtown food pantry provides all-inclusive meals for neighborhood

Task force to attack declining property values in Orange Mound gets OK

'Verbally Effective' podcast looks at people shaping 'new Memphis'

Radio host Ena Cole and sociologist SunAh Laybourn use their individual strengths to coax authentic stories out of influential Memphians.

By Jared Boyd 6 hours ago

'Bluff City Law' Ep. 5 Recap: Breaking levees and Beale Street blues

The Weekly Memphian: Silent yoga, 'Midnight Hour,' Mempho Fest

Op-Ed

Want to live car-free in Memphis?

We can't fit the projected growth in jobs Downtown if every employee and visitor brings a car. We need to broaden our sights, recognizing choices that include the bus and trolley, Explore Bike Share, scooters, walking and sharing rides.

By Suzanne Carlson 5 hours ago