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    After 20 years, St. George’s will close its Memphis campus

    The private school opened the third campus in an effort to diversify its student body. The Memphis campus could become a public school by the fall. 

    By Laura Testino February 07, 2025
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    The Early Word: No Music Fest, no Peer Power contract, no In-N-Out (for now)

    State lawmakers try to deny education access, the County Commission may order an MSCS audit and business owners deal with egg-flation.

    By Bianca Phillips February 06, 2025
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    Peer Power, without MSCS contract, seeks distance from Feagins suit

    Without a revived contract with Memphis-Shelby County Schools, the Peer Power Foundation began working instead with area charter schools, board co-chair Dow McVean wrote in a public letter Wednesday.

    By Laura Testino February 06, 2025
  • State Government

    TN lawmakers file bill challenging immigrants’ access to public education

    The legislation would directly challenge a more than 40-year-old precedent that ensures all children access to a free public education regardless of immigration status.

    By Benjamin Smith February 05, 2025
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    Southaven mayor to those who show out at Springfest: ‘We’re going to bust your tail’

    “We are not going to give up one of our greatest traditions because of a few people who have no parenting at home and can’t act right,” Mayor Darren Musselwhite said about the upcoming Springfest.

    By Rob Moore February 05, 2025
  • Shelby County

    Shelby County Commission considers MSCS audit

    The Shelby County Board of Commissioners will vote on the resolution at its Monday, Feb. 10, meeting, authorizing $50,000 from the commission’s contingency fund to pay for the audit.

    By Bill Dries February 05, 2025
  • Music

    No Beale Street Music Fest for 2025

    The three-day festival was “paused” in 2024, Memphis in May officials said at the time, largely due to issues regarding the reconfigured Tom Lee Park that led to a less-than-successful 2023 installment of the event.

    By Jody Callahan February 06, 2025
  • Premium The Early Word

    The Early Word: Shelby Farms road talk is back; Tigers fans are besties

    DeSoto officials deny racism claims, FedExForum reno will take a hot minute and an NYC seafood joint is coming to Beale Street.

    By Bianca Phillips February 05, 2025
  • Premium Suburbs

    Suburbs look for silver linings after school-voucher legislation passes

    Caught on the back foot by the Tennessee Legislature, the suburban school systems are thinking about how to move forward with the reality of school vouchers.

    By Abigail Warren February 05, 2025
  • Premium Geoff Calkins

    Calkins: A story of friendship and basketball — and why the Memphis Tigers mean so much

    Ninety-four-year-old Thelma Scott gave up her season ticket this year. But give up on her Tigers? Not a chance. The university gave her a life she couldn’t have imagined. And it is still giving her friends.

    By Geoff Calkins February 05, 2025
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    With vouchers coming, Lakeland schools seek level playing field with private schools

    The Lakeland School System Board of Education has taken a stance on Gov. Lee’s voucher program, seeking equal standards for between public and private schools receiving the funds.

    By Michael Waddell February 05, 2025
  • City of Memphis

    City Council takes no position on Chamber’s push for Shelby Farms parkway

    The return of the Shelby Farm Parkway proposal comes two years after it was removed from the city’s list of road projects. The Greater Memphis Chamber is pushing for its return.

    By Bill Dries February 04, 2025
  • Education

    Hooks Institute to honor award-winning author Feb. 5

    The awards ceremony will begin with reception at 5:30 p.m. in the Michael D. Rose Theatre on the University of Memphis campus.

    By Jane Roberts February 04, 2025
  • City of Memphis

    City Council delays emergency funding decision for MATA

    City Council members said Tuesday they still need a financial accounting of how MATA spent past city funding before a new board was installed in October.

    By Bill Dries February 04, 2025
  • City of Memphis

    FedExForum renovations could last until 2032, mayor says

    Memphis Mayor Paul Young outlined the next steps in the planned renovations of FedExForum on Tuesday, Feb. 4.

    By Samuel Hardiman February 04, 2025
  • Public Safety

    Ezekiel Kelly plans to serve as own lawyer in death penalty case

    Kelly faces capital murder charges stemming from a 2022 shooting rampage that left three people dead amid a frantic manhunt and a citywide shelter-in-place order.

    By The Associated Press February 04, 2025
  • Premium City of Memphis

    Proposed xAI greywater plant faces City Council skepticism

    An xAI representative received a mixed reception from the Memphis City Council regarding the company’s plan to buy 13 city-owned acres where it will build the greywater plant. 

    By Samuel Hardiman February 07, 2025
  • Public Safety

    Man dies in police custody, MPD says

    A man died Tuesday after experiencing a medical emergency while in police custody. 

    By Aarron Fleming February 05, 2025
  • Premium The Early Word

    The Early Word: Feagins says board broke the law; city may sell land to xAI

    Another 201 inmate died over the weekend, three consider a run for county mayor and JJJ seeks out chaos in Florida.

    By Bianca Phillips February 06, 2025
  • Education

    Feagins lawsuit says MSCS board violated law to fire her

    Former Superintendent Marie Feagins claims in a new lawsuit that Memphis-Shelby County Schools board members violated the Tennessee Open Meetings Act in their pursuit to fire her. The violation, she claims, should void the vote to oust her.

    By Laura Testino February 04, 2025
  • Public Safety

    Second jail inmate died over the weekend, SCSO says

    The latest deaths mark at least the 55th and 56th death at the jail since 2019.

    By Aarron Fleming February 06, 2025
  • City of Memphis

    Memphis could sell xAI land for greywater plant

    XAI applied for a permit to construct the water reuse facility last year.

    By Samuel Hardiman February 03, 2025
  • City of Memphis

    City Council to take final vote on gun control, discuss $10 million budget moves

    Most of the budget amendment would come from city reserves and includes $5 million for the Memphis Area Transit Authority.

    By Bill Dries February 03, 2025
  • Public Safety

    Man with rifle near elementary school shot by Memphis police

    Memphis Police Department Assistant Chief Don Crowe said officers “pleaded” with the suspect to drop the weapon as he approached nearby Vollentine Elementary.

    By Aarron Fleming February 04, 2025
  • Premium Shelby County

    Some Shelby County mayor contenders make first steps

    As the end of Lee Harris’ tenure as Shelby County mayor nears, potential successors start laying the groundwork for their campaigns. 

    By Bill Dries February 03, 2025

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