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Memphis Grizzlies Dillon Brooks has played seven games for the Grizzlies since returning from a knee sprain in late December. Now he’s out again, and likely for the rest of the season, due to a toe injury suffered late in the team’s weekend loss in San Antonio, a source confirms. -
Memphis Grizzlies Talented senior class aiming to bring a state title to Bartlett
Led by a strong and deep senior class, Bartlett's basketball team is aiming for its first state title since 2001.
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Germantown The Exercise Coach bringing workout technology to Germantown
The Exercise Coach opened Monday. It is the first of its kind in the Memphis area, but Luke Eickmeier hopes to open more locations.
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Sports Goalkeeper, midfielder the latest to join Memphis 901 FC
Memphis 901 FC has added goalkeeper Scott Levene and midfielder Duane Muckette for its inaugural season in the United Soccer League.
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Food Biggs: Pie contest heralds arrival of ‘Waitress’ at the Orpheum
Local bakers compete for bragging rights and an insert in the official cookbook of the show "Waitress," coming to the Orpheum Jan. 15.
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Public Safety Shelby County Juvenile Court changes defense procedure after DOJ report
Shelby County Juvenile Court staff members will no longer select defense attorneys for juvenile detainees, Mayor Lee Harris’ office announced Tuesday. -
Otis Sanford Sanford: Cohen squashes rumors about his political future, then makes some predictions of his own
After putting the kibosh on rumors about his political future, U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen is making a rather bold prediction of his own.
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Germantown Nearly 14 acres of the Arthur property in Germantown could be sold in July tax sale
Nearly 14 acres once destined for part of Germantown Town Center could be sold in a tax sale July 30 to satisfy delinquent back taxes on the property.
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Business Kimbrough liquor store lawsuit heads to SCOTUS Jan. 16
Doug and Mary Ketchum would rather be getting to know their Central Gardens neighbors, hosting Sunday afternoon wine tastings and tracking down rare Beaujolais and bourbon. -
State Government House selects Republican Casada as speaker with Democrat DeBerry’s backing
The House of Representatives elected Glen Casada as speaker on the first day of the 111th General Assembly with Democratic Rep. John DeBerry of Memphis backing the Franklin Republican instead of Memphis Rep. Karen Camper, leader of the Democratic Caucus.
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City of Memphis City Council tries again to fill three vacancies
After a break for the holidays, Memphis City Council members try again Tuesday to fill three vacancies. If the council is still gridlocked, the next move could be to put the three council seats to voters in a special election.
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Transportation & Logistics Southwest triples down on Memphis-to-Dallas Love Field
Southwest Airlines has upped its game on a Memphis to Dallas nonstop route, expanding to three flights a day from one flight a day starting Monday, Jan. 7.
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Fans flock to Graceland to celebrate Elvis’ birthday
Elvis fans gathered on Tuesday to celebrate what would have been the King of Rock ’n’ Roll’s 84th birthday during the annual proclamation and cake-cutting ceremony on the front lawn of Graceland in Memphis. -
Public Safety Monitoring team overseeing MPD surveillance court case to launch website
A new website will give the public a chance to weigh in on the city's progress in meeting court-ordered reforms resulting from its violation of the 1978 consent decree over political surveillance.
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Arlington AutoZone’s Ray Pohlman retiring; David McKinney to replace him
After 24 years with AutoZone Inc., Ray Pohlman, vice president of government and community relations, will retire at the end of January with his replacement coming from the Greater Memphis Chamber. -
Memphis Grizzlies Grizzlies drop sixth straight, 114-95 in New Orleans
It was fleeting, but at the start of the third quarter Monday night the Grizzlies showed a little spunk. With Mike Conley hitting a pair of triples and Garrett Temple also knocking down a three, the Grizzlies went on a 9-2 run and held a 60-55 lead over the Pelicans in New Orleans. -
Health Care Clinical trial asks locals to ‘get swabbed’ to link Alzheimer’s, DNA
A clinical trial company is looking for people who want to know if Alzheimer’s disease is in their DNA.
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Germantown Germantown Country Club to close in February
After nearly 50 years in operation, Germantown Country Club will close in February.
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Breaking News Germantown Palazzolo promises Germantown Country Club site will remain single-family residential
Germantown Mayor Mike Palazzolo says he will not support multifamily or Smart Growth development on the Germantown Country Club site.
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Arlington Wissman announces run for re-election as Arlington mayor
Arlington Mayor Mike Wissman will seek a third term as the Northeast Shelby County town's elected leader when voters go to the polls in September
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Memphis Tigers Basketball Chapter Nine: Houston Cougars remind Penny Hardaway there’s a long way to go
Calkins: Tigers’ youth on full display as freshmen fail to contribute in loss to No. 19 Houston Cougars.
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Sports Former U of M football player trying to save baseball in Memphis’ African-American community
Kerry Cobb does not play just one position. Because if he played just one position, there would be no games, there would be no Memphis Little League. -
Geoff Calkins Calkins: Chandler Parsons may be an entitled phony — but ultimate blame lies with the Grizz
Calkins: Chandler Parsons has revealed himself to be an entitled phony but that still doesn't excuse the Memphis Grizzlies for handing him $94 million.
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Memphis Grizzlies Herrington: Five questions (and answers) on the Chandler Parsons fiasco
The Grizzlies and forward Chandler Parsons have agree to spend some time apart. Chris Herrington mulls over the biggest questions about the past, present, and future of this on-the-rocks partnership.
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Food David Grisanti’s in Collierville has wine license
David Grisanti's Italian Restaurant has its wine license and now offers a truer Italian experience.
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