The club’s first no-restrictions home game since March 2020 offers a chance to get back on track quickly after a frustrating loss in Louisville. 

A move for a 31-cent tax hike never got to a vote, with a council majority voting down a rule suspension to consider going up on the tax rate. That and other votes Tuesday, June 15, closed out the city’s budget season.

Here’s a running list of the players who picked up Memphis offers overnight.

Shelby County General Sessions Judge John Donald is set to retire next month after 35 years on the bench. 

Oak Court Mall houses about 70 retailers including anchors Macy’s, Dillards and H&M.

14 other probable cases awaiting testing or results.

The facility, thought to be the first of its kind in the region, is designed to keep immunocompromised cancer patients separate from other emergency room traffic. 

After a year’s absence, Paula and Raiford’s Disco — and Paula Raiford — are back. 

FedEx has announced a new partnership with Nuro, a provider of self-driving vehicles, to enhance its parcel delivery system.

The Downtown Memphis Commission released its request for proposals from any developers considering buying and redeveloping the 100 North Main Building as well as the entire city blocks it stands on. 

A drive to the ’burbs for Thai food took a turn and it was burgers instead, but it was a good one at Memphis Mojo Café.

Who is most at risk and how many local residents have reportedly been infected despite getting a vaccine.

Tennessee Education Commissioner Penny Schwinn won’t be making a Shelby County stop during a 50-district summer tour, but a spokesman said the omission isn’t personal or political.

Douglas Emhoff was just in the city last month to push the Biden administration’s infrastructure plan.

The final reading for Germantown’s budget is scheduled for June 28. The board also approved taking the first step toward acquiring soccer fields for the city’s youngest athletes.

Shelby County Schools approved a proposed budget of $2.2 billion to be presented to the County Commission on Wednesday, June 16.

Collierville adopted its 2021-22 budget Monday. To support the budget, aldermen also approved a tax rate of $1.72.

In May, Dillon Brooks and Brandon Clarke accepted invites to Team Canada’s training camp. Jonas Valanciunas will try to help Lithuania qualify. But what about Ja Morant?

The dividends will be payable July 12 to people on record as stockholders by the close of business June 28.

Collierville’s Target is closed after a weekend fire. There is no set reopening date, but the closure is expected to be about a month.

The Monday, June 14, groundbreaking starts with a youth sports complex that is the centerpiece of the $126 million project about where the Libertyland amusement park once stood.

Instead of the traffic jams varying wildly throughout the hours of each day, this past week’s data showed the same delays for blocks of time. 

Saint Francis Healthcare and West Cancer Center are joining forces to offer new access to cancer care.

The shortened park season opened with water in the Riverwalk. But other parts of the upgrade in the 39-year-old attraction have been delayed. Meanwhile, there was an attempt on the City Council to get the park’s long-dormant monorail up and running again that didn’t pan out.

He said policing has been his ministry. “I’ve always had a heart for helping those that really could not make that next step by themselves, and they needed some assistance,” he said. “I love God, and I just feel like His hand has been over me to drive that badge forward in a ministry type way.”