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    NASA pinpoints vulnerabilities in aquifer

    In some areas of West Tennessee, water is being pumped from the Memphis Sand Aquifer more quickly than it’s being replenished by rainfall. 

    By Keely Brewer December 23, 2022
  • Update City of Memphis

    Mix of sleet and snow blows in as temperatures nosedive to zero

    Here are the links to report outages, find shelter and get rides if you have to get out in the dangerous temperatures that aren’t expect to crack 20 degrees until late Saturday morning. 

    By Bill Dries, Julia Baker December 23, 2022
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    Join Magnolia Homes for their 15th annual Live Life Well® event

    With more than 40 years in the homebuilding industry, Magnolia Homes is celebrating 15 years of its Showcase of Homes event, held the weekends of Sept. 19-21 and Sept. 26-28 in four of its communities.

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  • Metro

    1917 Persons’ lynching site advances toward National Historic Register status

    The lynching site that drew a crowd of 5,000 in 1917 is now an overgrown area by the Wolf River west of Summer Avenue.

    By Bill Dries December 23, 2022
  • State Government

    Bill Lee grants clemency to 16 people, one from Shelby County

    The governor also made 30 people eligible for parole who were sentenced before a reformed Drug-Free School Zone law was passed in 2020.

    By Ian Round December 22, 2022
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    20 years ago, two giant pandas came to Memphis and made an enormous impact

    As Ya Ya and Le Le prepare to return home to China in the coming months, Memphis Zoo officials are preparing to make an official bid for a new mating pair of pandas. 

    Related story:

    Leaders, residents say goodbye to giant pandas

    By Jane Roberts March 28, 2023
  • Education

    CBU to roll out master’s level counseling program

    CBU’s behavioral sciences department will house the new program, which is the department’s first graduate-level degree offering.

    By Aarron Fleming December 22, 2022
  • Premium The Early Word

    The Early Word: Zoo sends pandas packing; Mulroy reflects on 100 days

    Memphis is experiencing a drug shortage, the Tigers easily take Alabama and Olive Branch gets its first RV park.

    By Bianca Phillips December 22, 2022
  • Public Safety

    In 100 day address, Steve Mulroy condemns the justice system’s ‘revolving door’

    Since taking office Sept. 1, District Attorney Steve Mulroy has pushed criminal justice reforms with the formation of the Justice Review Unit and expansion of the office’s restorative justice program — and he’s not done yet. 

    By Julia Baker December 22, 2022
  • Metro

    Memphis could feel wind chills as low as 15 below Friday

    “(It will be) too cold to be outside for long periods of time,” said a NWS meteorologist. “And, in addition to that, we do have our winds that are going to be gusting up to 40 miles per hour.”

    By Jasmine McCraven December 21, 2022
  • Education

    MSCS awarded for work with minority and women-owned businesses

    “It is absolutely wonderful,” said Joyce Douglas, manager of the district’s MWSBE program. “We are truly grateful to be recognized for our efforts to help women and minorities do business with Memphis-Shelby County Schools.”

    By Aarron Fleming December 21, 2022
  • City of Memphis

    Doug McGowen heads first MLGW meeting as severe cold bears down on Memphis

    Though dangerously cold wind chills are predicted for the Memphis area, MLGW doesn’t expect widespread power outages. But McGowen is keeping a focus on the local water system. 

    By Keely Brewer December 21, 2022
  • Update Midtown

    Leaders, residents say goodbye to giant pandas

    “It does make me sad that we will have to say goodbye to them after they’ve become such a part of our Memphis history and what we know and love about our Memphis Zoo.”

    By Alicia Davidson December 21, 2022
  • Premium The Early Word

    The Early Word: New Villa opens at the Lake, and FedEx will cut costs — again

    Lucy Elementary goes to Millington, The Kitchen Table will open in Vinegar Jim’s and the Klondike TIF is a done deal.

    By Bianca Phillips December 21, 2022
  • Premium Business

    Memphis poverty disruptor expands efforts to 15 more nonprofits

    “I think the biggest thing that we’ve done is shown that there is a way that you can actually measure poverty-fighting effectiveness objectively with analytics ... and still be compassionate and caring.”

    By Jane Roberts December 21, 2022
  • City of Memphis

    $89M renovation of Downtown Sheraton gets boost from City Council

    The 5% surcharge on items bought and rooms rented at the Downtown Sheraton hotel goes to finance a renovation of the existing 600-room hotel by the Renasant Convention Center. 

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    City Council passes Klondike tax vote, but residents’ concerns remain

    By Bill Dries December 21, 2022
  • City of Memphis

    City Council passes Klondike tax vote, but residents’ concerns remain

    The unanimous Memphis City Council vote approving the tax increment financing district in Klondike follows months of delay. Debates about residents’ displacement and representation will stick around into the new year.

    By Bill Dries December 20, 2022
  • Education

    MSCS votes to transfer Lucy Elementary to Millington

    Memphis-Shelby County Schools and Millington Municipal Schools District approved an agreement transferring ownership of Lucy Elementary by June 2027.

    Related story:

    Terms set for MSCS to transfer Lucy Elementary to Millington

    By Abigail Warren, Aarron Fleming December 20, 2022
  • Shelby County

    Shelby County government introduces text alert system

    The text messages will only be used in the case of major emergencies, major disasters, terroristic acts or imminent danger that could potentially pose an immediate threat to Shelby County citizens. 

    By Alicia Davidson December 20, 2022
  • Millington

    Terms set for MSCS to transfer Lucy Elementary to Millington

    Memphis-Shelby County Schools will transfer Lucy Elementary to Millington Municipal School District by June 2027.

    By Abigail Warren December 20, 2022
  • Downtown

    Residents, leaders frustrated with Downtown crime

    “It is really important for us to take care of our Downtown space,” said Memphis Police Chief Cerelyn “C.J.” Davis. “It is the face of the rest of the city.”

    By Julia Baker December 21, 2022
  • Premium The Early Word

    The Early Word: Mac Edwards does it all; New app shows dog pics while you work

    Klondike TIF wins county approval, Collierville Schools raises tuition for non-residents and pre-pandemic airport traffic is back. 

    By Bianca Phillips December 20, 2022
  • Shelby County

    County Commission will wait until January to appoint District 86 representative

    The Shelby County Commission will appoint the winner of the Democratic primary election Jan. 24. Since there are no Republican or independent challengers in the special March election, the appointee will effectively be the Tennessee House District 86 representative.

    By Bill Dries December 19, 2022
  • Shelby County

    Despite concerns, Commission approves Klondike financing

    The Shelby County Commission passed the TIF trust fund to collect increased property city and county property taxes and use the revenue for Klondike redevelopment. The plan next goes before the Memphis City Council.

    By Bill Dries December 19, 2022
  • City of Memphis

    Klondike, Sheraton projects top year’s last City Council agenda

    The Memphis City Council session involves Klondike and Sheraton tax votes, as well as a look at the Dream Hotel next to Peabody Place and the city’s animal ordinance.

    By Bill Dries December 19, 2022
  • Collierville

    Non-resident students to pay more at Collierville schools

    Collierville Schools is increasing tuition for those attending the district’s schools and living outside the suburban limits beginning in the 2023-24 school year.

    By Abigail Warren December 20, 2022

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