Friends and family on hand to watch Bubba Luckett reach a significant coaching milestone.

Tennessee House Minority Leader Karen Camper (D) and Tennessee House Representative Jesse Chism (D) discuss pending bills in this year's state legislative session with host Eric Barnes and Daily Memphian reporter Bill Dries.

Memphis International Airport's future will be shaped by a new strategic overview outlining projects and priorities for 2020-2024.

Eleven others who have returned from countries affected by the virus are still in quarantine. 

Legislation setting the course for putting Tennessee’s Right to Work Law into the state Constitution passed the Senate on a 24-5 vote, with only Republicans backing it in a supermajority advantage.

Bill Dries' roundup includes the Memphis federal court case from the 1990s that has some similarities to the Roger Stone case.

The Congressman's defense of the former school board member comes eight years after she challenged him in the 9th District Democratic primary.

Germantown’s Design Review Commission will review the Dogwood Cell Tower Tuesday, Feb. 25. Commissioners have some concerns about the height of the enclosure around the tower.

The first numbers from the start of early voting are strong and much higher than the same point in early voting four years ago. 

Freshman guard Lester Quinones wants a chance to play Cincinnati in the conference tournament next month, but the Tigers have a long way to go before that. 

Happy Valentine's Day! Two companies new to Memphis have a heart for seniors and their health; the Winters are coming; and we've even got some mood music. 

Governor pushed back against word earlier this month that the 4,100-acre Memphis Regional Megasite in Haywood County is not on the administration’s front burner. 

Home cooking is as personal as food gets, and Robert Taylor's Daisy’s on South Third offers real soul food and home cooking that you need to add to your list of soul food restaurants.

A business lifetime together defines this couple’s love as they make the move from Bartlett to Collierville.

The Grove at GPAC, an outdoor theater with a food pavilion, will be only the second performing arts center in the country to have a Daktronics video wall capable of simulcasting the performance inside to an outdoor audience.

“Memphis has always been racially-fractured, and I don’t know where we’d be without the greatest duct tape and Gorilla Glue in the world ... music.” 

It was another miserable night in a miserable season for Memphis. Sometimes, that's just the way that sports goes. 

Chauncy Black, the teen at the center of a fund-raising campaign, now faces voluntary a manslaughter charge in the death of his neighbor. A grand jury will decide if he will be indicted on the charge. 

Cincinnati spoiled a 22-point, 17-rebound performance from Precious Achiuwa in a heartbreaking road loss for Penny Hardaway and the Tigers. 

Memphis offensive coordinator Kevin Johns was happy with his first game as the Tigers play-caller. He will use the Cotton Bowl experience as a springboard to the 2020 football season.

Topics in this week's Grizzlies Mailbag include some history on the horizon, a trip down memory lane and speculation about new addition Justise Winslow and the team' summer plans. 

The Beale Street entertainment district and the Union Avenue location for WDIA radio join three other historic sites in Memphis.

Memphis tigers beat writers Drew Hill and Jonah Jordan chat before the Tigers take on Cincinnati tonight.

It was a cosmic certainty that the one for me would be a music lover, too, but you already know the argument I’m here to make: Memphis music is the perfect soundtrack for falling in love, no matter who you are.

The Land Use Control Board also approved plans for a gated, 19-lot subdivision in East Memphis, modifications to a commercial development in Raleigh and a request to close a public street at Memphis Country Club.