Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris is considering a rehab of the old Memphis Police Department headquarters building as a new home for Memphis-Shelby County Juvenile Court. But Juvenile Court Judge Tarik Sugarmon isn’t a fan of the idea.
The CEO of an Ohio-based industrial contractor said SpaceXAI still owes his company about 40% of its roughly $1.5 billion total bill.
The Nineteenth Century Cub building at 1433 Union Ave., which was built as a private home in 1909, is on the market for $3.8 million.
Saturday is the last day to vote early in advance of the Aug. 6 Election Day. Here are some numbers about where turnout appears to be going locally and statewide.
“As Memphis discusses the future of Ardent Studios, I hope we will spend just as much time remembering why Ardent mattered and honoring John Fry, the man who devoted his life to making sure the music, the people and the history of this city would never be forgotten.”
On Friday, July 31, Morgan Powers retired after working at the Memphis Zoo for more than half a century. Here’s a look at his long and exciting career.
Three Rhodes College alumni say the city informs the music of their band, The Narrows. Late drummer Chris Daniels was a big part of that influence.
Jo Ann Street devoted much of her life to ensuring that those in her North Memphis neighborhood — particularly the children — had access to beautiful, safe green spaces to swim, play or just take a quiet moment to think.
The many candidates for a wide range of local, state and federal offices were a key theme among journalists on this episode of “Behind the Headlines” on WKNO-TV.
The semifinal singles matches for the Memphis Classic will be played Saturday at Leftwich Tennis Center. The first match begins at 1 p.m.
While known for her award-winning barbecue, Melissa Cookston likes to grill more than just pork.
Leo Bernal, Victor Scott II and Thomas Saggese hit home runs for the Redbirds in Friday’s loss to Jumbo Shrimp.
The first day of a hearing that could impact the election of two new judges in DeSoto County began Friday, July 31.
A Nashville chancery court judge granted a temporary restraining order Friday, July 31, that allows several college basketball players in the state of Tennessee another year of eligibility.
With district leadership still up in the air, Memphis-Shelby County Schools is diving into chronic absenteeism solutions and math-curriculum changes. And more school closures are likely this year.
Memphis Library’s secondhand bookstore at its Central location will reopen Friday, but other book sales remain paused.
After a 5-6 finish and a first-round playoff exit, Phoenix coach Cedric Miller and his players are eager to show “we can still play football over here.”
Rachel Knox, senior program officer for arts & culture for the Hyde Family Foundation, joined Eric Barnes on this week’s episode of “The Sidebar.”
How many chances do you get to BYOB to a show by an EGOT winner? In August, Memphians can see a country superstar, musical improv on Beale and, of course, John Legend.
“Some traditions should be put to rest. These misleading, deceptive ballots which are disinformation make my lists of traditions to end. ... ” — Shirley Bondon about Endorsement ballots: A unique Memphis tradition
“Memphis ladies soccer is showing the rest of Tiger sports how to run a successful program- high retention, local recruits with year-to-year consistent results. Keep up the great work Coach Monaghan!” — Aaron Shafer about Tigers soccer coach looking for warriors
“We are putting together a team of high character, high quality, team-centric guys. It’s going to be easy to root for them.” — Bobby Ruch about Jaylen Wells hops busy, rewarding offseason will translate to court
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“Here is my challenge to Memphis as a new school year begins: Move Memphis, mane! Move beyond the debates long enough to remember the reason we have them in the first place: our children.”
“The deaths of four Memphis residents at the hands of the Memphis (un)Safe Task Force are a moral indictment of a city that continues to confuse force with public safety and to mistake control through violence for peace.”
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Today’s puzzle shows the bar at Memphis Whistle covered due to losing its liquor license, taken by Brad Vest.
Quarterfinal matches in women’s singles and semifinal matches in women’s doubles are being played Friday at Leftwich Tennis Center.
SpaceXAI now has a clear regulatory roadmap for retiring the 69 natural gas turbines it operates without air emissions permits in Southaven.Related content:
Varsity Spirit is growing its operations locally by snagging a warehouse space in Southeast Memphis.
Memphis players have set their expectations on a shot at the College Football Playoff. Coach Charles Huff says the work ethic will determine that.
Coffee potheads have a new place to go in Midtown. And so do the matcha lovers in Downtown.
One of the applicants is a retired GMSD employee running unopposed for the position in August and November.
From a fresh start to a growing gallery to more national recognition and tourists, here’s why the Memphis Art Museum staffers are so excited about the tantalizing possibilities that will come with the new space.
There is a beaver on the loose in Midtown. It’s big, it’s brown — and it’s not going to be easy to move.
Drew Hill and Chris Herrington draft 10-man rotations from the Grizzlies’ loaded 23-man roster.
Today’s puzzle features the yogurt parfait and acai bowl from Wild Beet Salad Co., taken by Sophia Surrett.