“There’s so many people in this world who didn’t know we touched their lives because it didn’t happen to them,” Karolina Duda said of potential crime victims. The Daily Memphian rode along with Supervisory Deputy Duda to observe the on-the-ground work of the Memphis Safe Task Force.
An ‘infamous’ nightclub and hotel will start a new live music series — just in time for the influx of visitorsDowntown for the St. Jude Memphis Marathon.
Jerusalem Kabob and Cafe will open in the former Cache 42 in the Hacks Cross Plaza. The second Memphis-area Raising Cane’s is to open soon. Latting Speed Shop and Team Car Cafe will close on Christmas Eve.
DeSoto County school board member Michele Henley has steadfastly ignored calls from varying segments of the community to step down from her elected position.
“I’m disappointed, but there’s nothing I can do about it now (other) than trying to figure out what we can do to go find a way to win our ninth game (in a bowl appearance),” coach Ryan Silverfield said.Related content:
A team at UTHSC is using a revolutionary method to study certain types of viruses and test an antiviral drug.
The crawfish are plump and juicy, tucked onto a bed of crispy seasoned fries that soak up just enough of the drippings to keep every bite interesting.
After more than four decades, John Adams is passing his beloved garden center to new owners, who are longtime customers.
Memphians across the city spend part of their Thanksgiving holiday helping to feed the hungry.
Theresa Schuenke moved to Memphis from Milwaukee in early 2025 to run the kitchen at Cooper-Young’s Fawn restaurant. She’s also the guest on this week’s “Sound Bites.”
After snapping a four-game losing streak, Memphis Tigers basketball coach Penny Hardaway opens up about the stress he’s been feeling.
Students currently enrolled in the program can renew beginning on Dec. 9.
Restaurants at Silo Square include a coffee shop, a bagel shop, breakfast, barbecue, lunch, dessert and a wine bar. Here is the definitive dining guide to the Southaven development.
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Gratitude is what steadies us when the ground shifts. It reminds us that even when hope feels hard to hold, love hasn’t left the room.
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“They should feel some pressure to an extent as they are playing as paid journeymen.” — Aaron Shafer about Buckley: Pressure? Penny Hardaway is feeling it. Which maybe isn’t all bad.
“Losing the Mellow Mushroom/Bank building was a shame. Losing the Cossitt Library in 1958 was a travesty. Losing this building might be progress — let’s see.” — Kelly Pouncey about Houston’s to be demolished
“Coming together. All heart, grit, grind? Make it the culture … again!! Go Griz Go 🙌🏼” — Ralph Morgan about Clutch defense, Edey’s return mark Grizzlies overtime road win
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This jigsaw puzzle is a photo of the historical marker at Centenary United Methodist Church and was taken by Bill Dries.
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Lauren Rogers, head of the Upper School at St. Mary’s said the school has a “moral obligation” to staunch the widening gender gap in STEM education.
Demolition will cost $54,000, according to a permit filed with the Memphis and Shelby County Division of Planning and Development.
At his best, Jonas Valanciunas had a Zach Randolph game in a Marc Gasol package: a walking, talking Ga-Z-Bo.
Our local restaurants deserve the same kind of enthusiasm and exploration we’d give to the eateries in our holiday vacation destinations.
A request to convert residential land into a restaurant and multi-tenant building got a hard no from Bartlett officials — and neighbors.
At West Cancer Center, a knitting group finishes the projects of those who have died. Here’s the story of one of those projects. It’s a reminder of the good in the world.
“I’d love to have the permanent superintendent role,” interim Memphis school Superintendent Roderick Richmond said during a recent interview on WKNO-TV Channel 10’s “Behind The Headlines.”
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