901 FC and Hartford play to a scoreless draw
The home team creates plenty of chances, but lack of goals frustrates head coach Stephen Glass.
Heavy rain, gusty winds expected in Memphis due to Hurricane Francine
MLGW is asking customers to secure outdoor items and store enough nonperishable food and water to last up to three days.
Memphis gun-control questions can go on the ballot. For now.
Allan Wade, the council’s attorney, successfully argued that the constitutionality of the ballot measure did not matter until the people voted on it.
Tyre Nichols trial: ‘Former MPD officers charged in Nichols’ death found guilty on some charges
The jury handed down its verdict for Tadarrius Bean, Demetrius Haley and Justin Smith on Thursday, Oct. 3, the climax of a nearly four-week federal trial.
Will the Mississippi River hit record low for third year?
As low water season begins, the Mississippi River is currently 4 feet higher than the record low of 2023.
Table Talk: 8 notable local pumpkin-spice sweets for fall
It’s pumpkin-spice season, and local bakeries and sweet shops are here for it.
State elected officials react to presidential debate
The city’s Democratic elected officials thought nominee Kamala Harris successfully baited nominee Donald Trump. Republicans thought Harris was changing her tune on key issues.
Bob’s Barksdale to be sold — but expected to reopen
The restaurant has been shut down since a June kitchen fire. Although the fire was mostly contained to the back wall of the building, it still caused quite a bit of damage.
Former Downtown dollar store reno to include office space
Plus, more apartments are proposed for the Crosstown area.
Junior college transfer Bouna Kebe commits to Memphis
Bouna Kebe, a 6-foot-10 big man, averaged 11.2 points and 7.1 rebounds per game last season as a sophomore for NJCAA Gillette (Wyoming) College.
Justin Timberlake reaches plea deal in drunken driving case
The pop star and Millington native will appear in court Friday.
MSCS violations put $30M in federal preschool funding up for bid
Since 2020, Head Start officials have found instances of preschool teachers for Memphis-Shelby County Schools hitting, kicking and jerking students, prompting multiple deficiency notices.
City Council gives thumbs down to two convenience stores with gas pumps
The Memphis City Council voted down or delayed all but one proposal in a meeting dominated by planning and development items.
Inked: Smith & Nephew’s office building for sale
Also, a strip shopping center in Germantown has been sold, Cornerstone Caregiving in Cordova leased space on Walnut Bend Road and Delp Distribution Center has another tenant.
What to know about Southern Heritage Classic parking
More than 130,000 people are expected for Cooper-Young Fest; blocks away, more than 30,000 fans could come to the Southern Heritage Classic.
Despite new faces in key places, Collierville is off to a 3-0 start
Dragons lost key contributors to graduation but haven’t missed a bit thanks to new starters making the most of their opportunities.
Silverfield and Norvell are two friends who will be foes for one day
Memphis coach Ryan Silverfield and FSU coach Mike Norvell will meet for the first time since working on the same staff when Norvell coached the Tigers from 2016 to 2019. Martin: Florida State was supposed to be a free swing. Instead, it might mean everythingRelated content:
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If Memphis really wants to go to the playoff as the Group of Five representative, it’s become clear, they must win this game.
Former Horn Lake alderman indicted
Former Horn Lake alderman Charlie Roberts was indicted on charges that he received unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic despite getting paid to be a city official.
Outdoor music venue approved for Bartlett
Ramble On Summer will be located on the site of the former Bartlett Nursery.
Memphis Movies This Week: James Earl Jones’ Memphis movie, more
This week’s special Memphis screenings include “Blazing Saddles,” “Everything Everywhere all at Once” and a free French film festival.
‘Gents’ start school year with brunch, balloons and empowerment
The Gentlemen’s League, a mentorship program dedicated to empowering at-risk young boys in the community, hosted its annual kickoff brunch.
Facing History and Ourselves explores social justice
Daniel Kiel, who is co-chair of an upcoming Facing History event, joins Eric Barnes on this week’s episode of “The Sidebar” to talk about how the organization approaches race and social justice.
Tennessee senator and ambassador to China Jim Sasser has died
Sasser, a Democrat, represented Tennessee in the U.S. Senate from 1977 to 1995 and was then appointed by President Bill Clinton as ambassador to China.
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Metro
County Commission backs City Council lawsuit over gun control referendum
The vote was along party lines with a discussion before the vote that mirrors past discussions about “building relationships” in Nashville versus “standing up to bullies.”
Shelby County County Commission delays vote to fund sheriff’s ‘emergency’ jail repairs
Business
Memphis entrepreneurs, mayor head to Nashville for LaunchTN conference
Memphis will be represented at this week’s 3686 Conference, where people from across the state and country will come together to learn about Tennessee’s startup scene.
Business ‘Do everything you can’: City Silo owner has advice for entrepreneurs
Sports
Memphis playoff chase: Tracking top Group of Five teams
As the Memphis Tigers chase a spot in the College Football Playoff, The Daily Memphian will keep track of notable Group of Five teams each week.
Memphis Grizzlies Former Memphis Grizzlies GM Jerry West honored by Los Angeles Lakers
Food
Kinfolk restaurant set to reopen this week
The popular Harbor Town restaurant suffered a flood in late July that left it closed for more than six weeks. Now, owner Cole Jeanes said they are almost ready to reopen.
Suburbs
Arlington looks to light popular soccer fields, reduce vandalism
A grant for lighting at Forrest Street Park should help expand soccer practices and curb vandalism. Several offenders have been prosecuted thanks to an onsite SkyCop.
Arts & Culture
Fine-arts program for teens finds home in Edge District
Artist Derek Fordjour said the organization hopes to become a community resource for any young person in Memphis who is serious about art.
Opinion
Guest column: ‘More for Memphis’ plan brings city, county, MSCS board together on education
Opinion: If this year’s budget season taught us anything, it’s that we have to work better together for kids, schools and families.
Podcasts
How should MSCS grade its superintendent? New board members weigh in
In its final action, the former MSCS board tasked incoming members with creating a strategic plan and evaluation for Superintendent Marie Feagins.