District leaders kicked off the school year with a four-campus tour Monday, Aug. 3, stopping at three schools among the roughly 5,000 students affected by summer closures, consolidations and a district return.
An early voting problem was traced to a single voting machine in Bartlett that more than 300 voters used, which could lead to lawsuits challenging election results.
Moving money to the redevelopment of the Southwest Twin Drive-in, final votes on two November ballot questions, a first vote on short-term rental rules and some complex bond restructures are on Tuesday’s City Council agendas.
Memphis football coach Charles Huff said he’s been advised to “pump our brakes” before making any moves under the injunction that grants eligibility to certain players from the 2022 high school class.
This second installment is mostly about incoming rookie Cameron Boozer, though Herrington does start with a newsier question about the Grizzlies’ broadcast future.
Bartlett Alderman David Reaves has resurrected the idea of a new county with the suburbs splitting from Shelby to create their own county or joining adjacent ones.
Two days last week brought a dizzying array of headlines about SpaceXAI’s operations in the Mid-South. So let’s catch up and break down why it all matters and how it fits into the bigger picture.
Farmers markets are surging, and they say distrust in America’s supply chains is a major reason.
Sixteen-year-old Kristina Liutova wins the inaugural Memphis Classic with her comeback win over Darja Vidmanova on Sunday afternoon. Planning for the 2027 Classic next July is already underway.
A single voting machine in Bartlett and a single polling official are blamed for the problem that arose earlier with absentee ballots.
The takeover remains on a federal court-ordered pause issued after the board had met for about two weeks. Meanwhile, school closures, mergers and relocations mean big changes for about 5,000 Memphis students returning to class.
Time on stage helps Memphis Allies’ SWITCH participants, including many former gang members, becoming more confident, sociable, empathetic and aware of their emotions.
President Donald Trump’s new round of tariffs took effect July 24. Some trade experts say Memphis has already started feeling the effects.
While there are six races on the Arlington municipal ballot this week, only one is contested with incumbent Jeremy Biggs facing the challenge of Don Hinkle for the Position 6 alderman’s seat.
Are you ready for it? Here are today’s sudokus.
“This building is a treasure and should be saved.” — Mark Peterson about Tekila Group selling historic Nineteenth Century Club building
“Mr. Reaves does identify an issue worth strong consideration: changing Shelby County’s charter to require appointed clerk and similar office positions. Put in a relevant work experience requirement to qualify. Now may be the time to push for that at the County Commission.” — Buckner Wellford about Bartlett alderman revives idea of suburbs splitting from Shelby County
“You have to pay your bills. And the burden is on the payer, not the payee, to explain why the payee shouldn’t get paid fully and promptly for the work done!” — Ham Smythe about SpaceXAI made a lot of news last week. Here’s a breakdown.
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Today’s photo features Caroline Jones enjoying a Mempop at Ballet Memphis’ open house, taken by Patrick Lantrip.
A real estate company is looking into building something big on undeveloped land near SpaceXAI’s Colossus data center.
Varsity Spirit is growing its operations locally by snagging a warehouse space in Southeast Memphis.
The Arena League’s Memphis indoor football franchise is looking for a new home after playing its inaugural season at the Memphis Sports & Events Center.
While known for her award-winning barbecue, Melissa Cookston likes to grill more than just pork.
The first day of a hearing that could impact the election of two new judges in DeSoto County began Friday, July 31.
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.
The men and women elected on Thursday will face some of the most consequential decisions Shelby County has confronted in years.
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.
Today’s puzzle features Kennedy Drenser-Hagmann at the Memphis Classic, taken by Greg Campbell.