Unhealthy, depleted Grizzlies blasted by Celtics

One of the league’s elite, the Celtics dominated, and the Grizzlies’ injury report expanded to include Grayson Allen.

By Drew Hill December 31, 2020

State to begin vaccinating elderly next month

The Tennessee Health Department adds elderly to vaccine priority list in 10-year swaths, starting with those 75 and older.

By Jane Roberts January 02, 2021

Sports

AutoZone Liberty Bowl preview: 5 things to watch in W. Virginia-Army

Will Army or West Virginia prevail in a matchup of two of the country’s best defenses?

By Steven Johnson December 30, 2020

Education

Tennessee moves up teachers on priority list for COVID-19 vaccine

They’ll be able to get their shots during the same phase as Tennesseans ages 75 and above — and before those in the 65-74 age bracket.

By Marta W. Aldrich December 30, 2020

Collierville

Some districts amend return-to-school plans

Millington students will return to school virtually Jan. 4, due to the prediction by the Shelby County Health Department that COVID-19 cases will increase because of holiday gatherings.

By Abigail Warren December 30, 2020

Real Estate

Lamar Ave. funeral home seeks second cremation furnace

A funeral home on the recently down-zoned section of Lamar wants to add a second cremation furnace, but now must seek a zoning variance to do it.

By Tom Bailey December 30, 2020

Memphis Tigers Football

Tigers Football Insider: Defensive lineman hits transfer portal

Nigel Brannon logged two tackles in the Tigers’ blowout win over Stephen F. Austin, but playing time has been difficult to come by on a strong defensive line.

By Steven Johnson December 30, 2020

Arts & Culture

Memphis Zoo closed in wake of ‘Safer at Home’ order

As the Shelby County Health Department’s Dr. Bruce Randolph said yesterday, if you’re not listed as open in the latest health directive, you should be closed.

By The Daily Memphian Staff December 30, 2020

Memphis Tigers Basketball

Memphis survives USF, 58-57, in another show of disarray

The Tigers finally wore down USF with athleticism and quickness.

By Danielle Lerner December 30, 2020

Metro

Coronavirus: Hospitalizations edge closer to 600; 16 deaths added to tally

According to the Tennessee Healthcare Resource Tracking System, 93% of area ICU and area acute care beds were in use.

By Elle Perry December 30, 2020

Financial Services

U of M mulls future of business research unit after chief’s retirement

University of Memphis officials say they’re mulling over the future of Sparks Bureau of Business and Economic Research to see if it can continue serving business, government and community organizations.

By Wayne Risher December 30, 2020

Real Estate

New retail building coming to East Memphis

Construction could start by March on a new retail building on Poplar at Humes, just east of the Poplar Viaduct.

By Tom Bailey December 30, 2020

Transportation & Logistics

Crude oil pipeline opponents seek broader review

Protect Our Aquifer and other environmental groups have asked the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers not to fast-track approval for the Byhalia Connection crude oil pipeline.

By Wayne Risher December 30, 2020

Update Coronavirus

Public rushes to get vaccine reserved for first responders

Those qualified to receive vaccines are to register on app, bring badge or employee ID to test sites.

By Jane Roberts December 30, 2020

Grizzlies Podcast

Ja Morant is hurt. Now what?

Daily Memphian Grizzlies beat writer Drew Hill and columnist Chris Herrington discuss Anderson’s impact moving forward and how much the Morant injury will mean to Memphis over the course of the regular season.

By Drew Hill, Chris Herrington December 30, 2020

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Public Safety

Two Memphis judges make cut for state appeals court seat

Valerie Smith and James Newsom are among the three finalists to be considered by Gov. Bill Lee for a vacancy on the Tennessee Court of Appeals.

By Aarron Fleming 16 minutes ago

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Memphians mourn old Union Planters Bank building targeted for demo

The 60-year-old building on the corner of White Station Road and Park Avenue, known for its circular architecture and stone-stacked exterior, will be destroyed to make way for a Bojangles. Some locals say it’s “tragic.”

By Sophia Surrett 1 hour ago

Premium Health Care Stork 901 program to bring pregnancy care on wheels to rural West Tennessee

Tigers notebook: Overton’s sideline return, Silverfield’s season perspective

Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield discusses injured linebacker Karmelo Overton’s return to Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium and the Tigers’ upcoming game against Tulane.

By Frank Bonner II 2 hours ago

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Sam’s Deli closes

The University of Memphis-area deli was known for an eclectic menu of globally inspired sandwiches and Korean bibimbap bowls.

By Jennifer Chandler 52 minutes ago

Germantown school board member resigns

Daniel Chatham was elected in 2022. The Board of Mayor and Aldermen is responsible for appointing an individual to finish the unexpired term.

By Abigail Warren 5 hours ago

Preston Lamm leaves 40-year legacy at Rum Boogie Cafe

Beale Street would not be what it is today without Rum Boogie Cafe owner, and former CPA, Preston Lamm. But today, he will turn over the keys to the club’s new owner.

By Jennifer Chandler 3 hours ago

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