A jury found Latoshia Daniels guilty of second-degree murder, reckless endangerment in connection with the shooting death of Brodes Perry, a former pastor at Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church.
The former Houston’s restaurant building located at 5000 Poplar Ave. was bought for $2.1 million Friday, Nov. 7, by a regional developer-managed company.
Travelers starting from Memphis seemed unaffected Friday by the current reduction in flights, but some people flying into Memphis told a different story.
Two days after former Memphis Grizzly Tony Allen was arrested for drug possession alongside an Arkansas highway, a clearer picture has begun to emerge.
Memphis suburban schools had a pair of state runner-ups at the Division I-AAA cross country championships with Collierville’s girls and Houston’s boys both finishing second Friday afternoon at a misty, overcast Shelby Farms Park.Related content:
Junior Noah Mullenix placed seventh and senior teammate Dylan Hunter finished eighth to lead coach Nick Dwyer’s Purple Wave program.
Orthopaedic Exploration Day gives students hands-on experience with the nuts and bolts of orthopedic surgery.
Owner Randall Swaney said the North Mississippi restaurant that entices Memphians to drive miles for fine dining is going up for sale at the height of its popularity.
Cordero Ragland, who had all charges dismissed in a drag-racing death after being deemed mentally incompetent to stand trial, has been arrested again, records show.
One Memphis artist is nominated for “Best Rap Album.” Blues performers are also represented.
The Dons return two starters from a 25-10 team that pushed the Tigers to the brink a season ago. Memphis basketball forecast: Projections for the Tigers’ 2025-26 seasonRelated content:
Local gynecologist Sanjeev Kumar, who was indicted earlier this year on dozens of federal charges, has asked for his case to be dismissed again and this time for good.
With dress rehearsals complete, it’s finally showtime for coach Penny Hardaway’s Memphis Tigers basketball team.
Standouts from Germantown, Southwind, White Station and Whitehaven honored by the league’s coaches.
Michael Walker is out as the city manager in Lakeland, the latest in a list of people serving short terms in the suburb’s day-to-day operations.
Traice Davis, a wide receiver and also a member of the school’s wrestling team, was killed in a car accident Wednesday.
The Tennessee Department of Education wants a $30 million increase in summer learning funding next year.
“With The Second Line moving, we’re doubling down again to give Midtown something special,” chef Kelly English said.
The Wall Street Journal reported Thursday, Nov. 6, Ford is considering pulling its EV Lightning truck off the market.
Latoshia Daniels said she planned to end her own life on April 4, 2019, but instead, Brodes Perry, a former Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church pastor, died.
Several new restaurants are in the works, but Milk Dessert Bar is closing.
Lucchesi’s Fine Foods is the branding used for the wholesale products from Lucchesi’s Ravioli & Pasta Co., located at 540 S. Mendenhall Road in East Memphis.
FedEx released a statement on Thursday, Nov. 6, saying it’s monitoring the FAA’s plans to adjust nationwide flight capacity and is developing the “necessary operational modifications.”
“Watching the body cam footage, those officers had no reason to arrest Tony. ...” — Robert Partee about Tony Allen set to be released on $1,000 bond after drug arrest
“Mr. Mayor, I live downtown. Downtown is still too desolate, too dark, and dangerous. You don’t need a task force to help you do your basic job. Have a visible police presence downtown (which still does not exist). Ensure the streets – the main streets and the side streets – are well lit to deter crime and to make law abiding citizens feel safe enough to walk at night. ...” — Keith Goldberg about Mayor says his admin trying to keep Task Force focused on violent crime — not immigration
“... a superb groups of kids and coaches! Congratulations University High XC!…” — James Murphy about University High roars on first day of state cross country
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Friday’s matchup between Memphis and Tulane could turn out to be an elimination game for a berth in the American Conference Championship.
A one-day protest by students in the DeSoto County Schools over the district’s handling of the case against Lindsey Whiteside, drew a significant number of absences on Oct. 22.
Winchester Elementary opened its food pantry in March. The government shutdown means more Memphis families are going to the school for food.
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This jigsaw puzzle is a photo of the gulf fish from Felicia Suzanne’s and was taken by The Daily Memphian photographer Patrick Lantrip.
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Bonner also denied that his office is working with ICE to make immigration arrests and talked about inmate deaths at the jail, also known as 201 Poplar.
Regions Bank is adding its name and logo atop a 98-year-old building in Downtown Memphis.
The 5th-seeded Roadrunners broke a tie by scoring two late goals in the final four minutes of regulation, then won the penalty kick shootout to kick the top-seeded Tigers out of the American Conference tournament.
More from the Michelin Guide’s American South 2025 event as well as how the recognition has energized the Memphis honorees.
After writing a letter of support for Lindsey Whiteside, a former assistant coach indicted after pleaded guilty for sexual battery of a minor, community members have demanded the resignation of Michele Henley.
This week, Fire Pit Fridays makes a comeback, Ken Burns’ new film screens for free and Meddlesome hosts what may be the shortest race ever.
The hottest sport in Memphis? No, not pickleball. Cross country is having a moment. And that’s a very good thing.
Today, editorial director Mary Cashiola, CEO Eric Barnes and metro editor Jane Donahoe talk about the site’s ongoing coverage of the Memphis Safe Task Force and answer a few frequently asked questions.