“Blue Oval City will be the biggest auto manufacturing (site) in our 118-year history,” said Ford president and CEO Jim Farley. “It will also be the cleanest and most efficient. It will produce electric vehicles on a scale we couldn’t have even imagined 10 years ago.”
The Memphis Tigers basketball team had its traditional open practice for the Rebounders on Tuesday. And after taking it all in, let me just say: Holy smokes!
A University of Memphis high school has been approved to open next school year, despite the urges of two SCS board members who pushed for establishment of protocols and further discussion about the school.
Prosecuting attorneys on Tuesday played graphic video of armed security guard Gregory Livingston shooting and killing Alvin Motley Jr. at a Kroger Fuel Center on Aug. 7.
The opening felt like a party as fans got a glimpse of what’s to come.
Katrina Robinson testified Tuesday, Sept. 28, in the federal wire fraud and embezzlement case against her.
Collierville Schools Board of Education approved a lease agreement for a cell tower Tuesday night.
Unvaccinated fans will have to provide a negative COVID-19 test within 72 hours to attend Grizzlies and Tigers games this season.
The Grizzlies are back on the court. They have a season with a lot to be determined in front of them, including the future of a few players.
Grand jury will determine whether second-degree murder charges will go forward, or whether different charges should be applied.
Barbecue fest was actually held at Liberty Park in 2011 after flooding on the Mississippi River necessitated it be moved.
Despite the learning loss that students faced after losing about a year of in-classroom instruction, the Tennessee Department of Education’s school report cards have designated six schools in the Memphis area as reward schools.
Conrad Pearson will build a new facility less than a mile from its current location.
Former CBU player joins men’s team; franchise also announces sponsorship deal and ticket packages.
Collierville Mayor Stan Joyner issued a proclamation asking residents to pray Thursday as the community continues to heal from last week’s shooting that injured 15 people.
The Satellite Screenings take place across the country during the festival’s closing weekend Friday, Jan. 28 through Sunday, Jan. 30.
Once again, the Tigers are seemingly coming out of the blue and are now heavily involved with another five-star prospect.
Memphis has the first Wahlburgers in Tennessee and the first Wahlburgers Wild anywhere as restaurant opens in former Uncle Buck’s location at Bass Pro.
The surviving suspect in Friday’s police killing took a plea deal last year, Mike Detroit shares the story of his secret brother and Memphis barbecue gets some Nashville love.
“Combining with DS Smith is a logical next step in IP’s strategy to drive profitable growth by strengthening our global packaging business,” said International Paper CEO Mark S. Sutton.
DeAgo Brumfield, now in the NCAA transfer portal, started in 12 of the 13 games he played for the Tigers last season.
In the pizza place’s newest location, the team wanted something that would make it a destination. Something like duckpin bowling.
Germantown officials are recommending maintaining the city’s current property tax rate, but an increase in the cost of utilities is proposed.
Live classical music from local groups such as the University of Memphis Lorraine String Quartet, Prizm Ensemble and the Bartlett Community Concert Band could also be heard at Art in the Loop.
“We were proud to be Memphians for a great many reasons, but underneath them all was a sense of citywide unity. For once, we were all on the same team.”
Holly Whitfield and Chris Herrington discuss recent Downtown restaurant news, including the Front Street Deli reopening, Huey’s renovations and the Frank’s Biscuits & Briskets coming to South Main.