Owls play with purpose on both ends of the floor in improving their record to 11-3.

The Tigers aren’t the only program affected. An expected rule change has led to what one recruiting director calls “free agency in college football.”

It may be a day or more before the case is confirmed.

The Fairgrounds conversion to Liberty Park got a $4 million boost Tuesday, Feb. 2, to begin some ground work in May as well as to start designing buildings.

Memphis City Council members Tuesday approved a new office designed to intervene and prevent violence in the city. 

The $200 million slate of capital projects over a three-year period is on its way to state officials are approval after the pair of council votes Tuesday, Feb. 2. Council members approved both after one more review of the numbers and the reasoning behind the unique financing.

A city ordinance that would ban cat and dog sales at pet stores within Memphis passed the Memphis City Council Tuesday, Feb. 2, on the first of three readings.

Should the cans of Tiger Tail — the first official beer of the Memphis Tigers — be blue, black or gray? Fans can vote this month in the taproom of Grind City Brewing.

Germantown Planning Commission approved Houston Middle School’s plans to add a 42,000-square-foot addition Tuesday evening. The plans are to accommodate current overcrowding at the school.

Collierville and Germantown staff, along with Shelby County Health Department, opened the suburban site on Tuesday, the first one operating outside of Memphis. The Germantown Baptist Church location is for second doses only.

Some parents say the content filters on their SCS devices aren’t working and children can “Google anything under the sun.”

Traffic at the Pipkin Building for COVID-19 vaccines was at a trickle Tuesday because the site was only available for the few ready for a second dose. 

Circumstances that need to be weighed include two unpopular trades, injuries and the playoff opponents. 

The move, announced jointly with Victory Cruise Lines Tuesday, Feb. 2, will take effect for cruises July 1 and later.

Health Department survey will allow positive case investigation to happen online instead of in phone interviews.

The city has been paying Memphis Light, Gas and Water Division about $2 million a year for the past three fiscal years without a corresponding payment from MLGW in the form of a PILOT.

Memphis students are struggling with material taught during virtual learning, a top Shelby County Schools official said, pointing to test results.

About 24% of patients in area ICU beds were COVID-positive or suspected of having the coronavirus.