The council approved a November 2020 referendum on a residency requirement for police and fire fighters Tuesday on the first of three votes. Meanwhile, incoming council member- elect will likely take up a proposal to change the Civilian Law Enforcement Review Board in the new year. With two more meetings left in the current council's term, what gets done now and what awaits the new council is getting sorted out. Somewhere in between is the fate of Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division rate hike proposals that were delayed on Tuesday's agenda.

Orion plans two to three new branches in the Little Rock area and is replacing or redesigning three branches in the Memphis market as it considers other new markets.

Tigers freshman DJ Jeffries said the NCAA is being petty by ruling James Wiseman "likely ineligible." Meanwhile, Memphis can do little by wait on a decision.

Saltwater Crab on Madison offers seafood boils but has a large menu of other seafood, too.

Major road projects are planned for Lakeland, Arlington and Bartlett over the next two years, most of them coming in response to accidents in treacherous areas as well as strong community growth over the past decade.

Pre-apprentice vo-tech program could expand to other local high schools if successful. 

In its penultimate season (series?) episode, "Bluff City Law" ventures into church, a high school gym and a cemetery, closing out one season-long storyline. 

In addition to both being Andrews from Tennessee, Jackson and Johnson were among the earliest presidents to be the targets of assassination plots.

Slider Inn owner Aldo Dean talks to Jennifer Biggs about his journey to Memphis and what's happened since.