The Tigers didn’t just defeat SMU at FedExForum Tuesday night. They showed the ability to fight back.

Cameron Miller scores 21 as Lions overcome a slow start.

Legislation potentially could force parents to send their children into situations they believe to be unsafe.

The standby list is not first come, first served as it still needs to follow the state priority list. 

The council Tuesday voted unanimously to join a call by leaders in 22 of the nation’s largest cities to ask President Joe Biden to send vaccine directly to the cities and bypass state governments.

The council delayed a vote on getting the program started for a week. Council members generally back the idea of trying to intervene with those of both sides of violent crimes. But some saw too many law enforcement agencies involved in the initial pitch despite assurances it will instead be aimed at prevention.

The Memphis City Council votes next week on the first of three readings of an ordinance that would bar retail pet stores from selling dogs and cats.

The dashboard was called for by City Council members this past December and will be added to three city websites. No date was given for when the information will go live, but it will data back to 2016.

Thousands of extra COVID-19 vaccine doses are headed to Shelby County from the state and Centers for Disease Control.

There were a lot of questions posed, but also some assessments that wanted confirmation (like, what about Hasheem Thabeet?).

The Heights Line has advanced a few more steps toward reality. The design of the 1.75-mile path, a logo and a one-time economic impact study have been completed.

City Council members got their first look at the details of Accelerate Memphis on Tuesday, Jan. 26. 

“This has been a project that has been somewhat difficult to develop, but we have persisted,” developer says.

These days, hotels and department stores are struggling. Which may explain the proposed conversions of a sprawling East Memphis hotel and a former Hickory Ridge Mall Sears building.