About Us | Contact Us | Email Preferences | Help | Donate

Subscribe
  • My Account
  • Help
Log In
Metro
  1. City of Memphis
  2. Shelby County
  3. State Government
  4. Education
  5. Public Safety
  6. Elections
  7. Spirit of Memphis
  8. The Early Word
  9. Behind The Headlines
  10. Ask the Memphian
  11. The AM/DM
Business
  1. Real Estate
  2. Financial Services
  3. Health
  4. Transportation/Logistics
  5. Movers and Shakers
  6. Ford Megasite
Op-Ed
  1. Geoff Calkins
  2. Otis Sanford
  3. Chris Herrington
  4. Guest Columnists
  5. Letters to the Editor
Sports
  1. Memphis Grizzlies
  2. High School Sports
  3. Golf
  4. Grizzlies Podcast
  5. Tigers Basketball
  6. Tigers Football
  7. Tigers Podcast
  8. Player of the Week
Arts
  1. The Arts Beat
  2. Visual Arts
  3. Performing Arts
  4. Music
  5. The To-Do List
  6. The Sidebar
  7. Memphis Events
Food
  1. Food News
  2. Reviews
  3. Recipes
  4. $15 Deals
  5. Table Talk
  6. Sound Bites
  7. Dining Guides
  8. Health & Wellness
Suburbs
  1. Arlington
  2. Bartlett
  3. Collierville
  4. Germantown
  5. Millington
  6. Lakeland
  7. North Mississippi
Neighborhoods
  1. Downtown
  2. Midtown
  3. North Memphis
  4. East Memphis
  5. South Memphis
  6. About Town
Obits Marketplace Games
  1. Donate
  2. Subscribe
  3. Newsletters
  4. Public Notices
  5. Memphis Events
  6. Podcasts
  7. Gift Subscriptions
  8. Seminars
  9. Job Listings
  10. Advertise With Us
  11. Sponsored Content
  12. Work With Us
City of Memphis Shelby County State Government Education Public Safety Elections Spirit of Memphis The Early Word Behind The Headlines Ask the Memphian The AM/DM
Add Daily Memphian to Home Screen

Metro

  • City of Memphis
  • Shelby County
  • State Government
  • Education
  • Public Safety
  • Elections
  • Spirit of Memphis
  • The Early Word
  • On the Record
  • Behind The Headlines
  • The AM/DM
  • Ask the Memphian
  • Financial Services

    Beige Book reports increase in economic activity, but well below 2019 levels

    Home sales and construction activity were among the brightest spots in economic activity in the Federal Reserve District that includes Memphis. 

    By Christin Yates July 15, 2020
  • Education

    Rhodes College to continue remote learning for fall

    If conditions improve, Rhodes is prepared to bring first-year students back to campus in the fall.

    By The Daily Memphian Staff July 17, 2020
  • Metro

    Cohen amendment would make city flood control system part of U.S. Army Corps of Engineers

    The city’s flood walls and other parts of its flood control system would be the responsibility of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers under an amendment by U.S. Rep. Steve Cohen of Memphis to the federal Water Resources Development Act.

    By Bill Dries July 15, 2020
  • State Government

    Lee says virtual education parents could draw unemployment, but Labor Department uncertain

    Tennessee parents who stay home with children for virtual education are eligible for unemployment and cash assistance, Gov. Bill Lee said this week. But the Department of Labor was unclear on the question.

    By Sam Stockard July 16, 2020
  • Coronavirus

    Coronavirus: With 249 new cases, day’s positivity rate at 18%

    The area's overall positivity rate is at 9.1% with the new cases. 

    By Elle Perry July 20, 2020
  • Education

    To reopen schools, Tennessee plans to distribute millions of masks to teachers, students

    The Tennessee Emergency Management Agency last week began delivering 298,000 masks to school districts for the state’s 66,000 public school teachers and other school staff.

    By Marta W. Aldrich July 15, 2020
  • The Early Word

    The Early Word: A mural, some math and a magician disappears

    It's Wednesday, July 15, and the 901 FC has its first (second) game today, Collierville is being sued, and a glasses company has seen a new opportunity. 

    By Mary Cashiola July 15, 2020
  • City of Memphis

    Dick Williams’ long-running ‘Magicland’ set the record

    Dick Williams has died at age 92. He and his wife Virginia hosted a television magic show for children and families each week for 23 years, a record.

    By Tom Bailey July 15, 2020
  • Business

    About face: Bartlett firm makes shields to cope with COVID-19

    American Paper Optics – best known for its solar eclipse and special effects glasses – is now making and marketing face shields as an added layer of protection, especially for students.

    By Tom Bailey July 15, 2020
  • City of Memphis

    Council approves $113m CARES Act COVID-19 spending plan

    The spending plan or budget was reconstructed several times in bargaining and changes in federal rules for how the grants could be used. Along the way, there was talk of animals moving out of the zoo and how to fund laptops and tablets for Shelby County Schools students.

    By Bill Dries July 14, 2020
  • Metro

    City Council delays move toward solid waste fee moratorium

    The city administration says problems with garbage collection services aren’t solved yet but that the situation is improving.

    By Bill Dries July 14, 2020
  • Public Safety

    Collierville sued following 2019 officer-involved shooting

    A civil rights lawsuit has been filed against Collierville following a June 2019 officer-involved shooting that killed one person.

    By Abigail Warren July 14, 2020
  • State Government

    Lee rejects idea of statewide mask mandate or another economic shutdown

    Gov. Bill Lee is not considering making a statewide mask mandate or shutting down parts of the economy again to fight the COVID-19 pandemic, even as cases surge.

    By Sam Stockard July 15, 2020
  • Public Safety

    Both sides await decision in lawsuit seeking release of vulnerable inmates

    A lawsuit seeking the release of medically vulnerable detainees from the Shelby County Jail because of COVID-19 has ended. Both sides now will wait to see how the court rules. 

    By Yolanda Jones July 14, 2020
  • Education

    Trump administration rescinds rule barring foreign students from taking all classes online this fall

    Harvard and MIT were the first to contest the policy, but at least seven other federal suits had been filed by universities and states opposing the rule.

    By The Associated Press July 14, 2020
  • Premium High School Sports

    Calkins: It’s time to move high school football to the spring

    There are a lot of hard choices to make during this pandemic, but postponing high school football shouldn't be one of them. It's time to move the season to the spring.

    By Geoff Calkins July 15, 2020
  • Education

    SCS sets school year start date at Aug. 31, last day June 16

    Under the 2020-21 calendar approved by the Shelby County Schools board, students and teachers will have a fall break in October and start the second semester in February instead of January. 

    By Laura Faith Kebede July 15, 2020
  • Metro

    Memphis Theological Seminary will move classes online this fall

    MTS said it received CARES Act funding, which was distributed to students in small grants to help offset the costs of increased technological use at home.

    By The Daily Memphian Staff July 14, 2020
  • Metro

    Haushalter says 700 new COVID-19 cases not reflection of a 24-hour period

    Shelby County Health Department Director Alisa Haushalter said the 700 new coronavirus cases are from several days of tests and not reflective of a 24-hour period. It's imperative to bring the positivity rate of tests below 10%, she said.

    By Abigail Warren July 14, 2020
  • Coronavirus

    Shelby County coronavirus cases hit new daily high

    The Health Department reported 700 new cases July 14. 

    By Elle Perry July 20, 2020
  • Elections

    Chancellor denies push for state to let first-timers vote by mail

    The ACLU is asking a Davidson County chancellor to hold the state of Tennessee in contempt of court for violating an absentee ballot order by forcing first-time voters to cast ballots in person.

    By Sam Stockard July 14, 2020
  • The Early Word

    The Early Word: Bar definition sparks legal battle; school plans call for prayer

    Parents are getting an education this week as they try to learn more about local school district's reopening plans for the fall, and new details have been released about Brandon Webber's police-involved death last year. Plus, a "Ban the Box" provision gets bigger. 

    By Mary Cashiola July 14, 2020
  • Update Coronavirus

    Suburban schools release reopening plans

    Plans must be approved by the Tennessee Board of Education and Shelby County Health Department.

    By Abigail Warren, Michael Waddell July 16, 2020
  • Education

    In-school or at-home learning: Parents face a tough question

    They have until Saturday, July 18, to decide whether their children return to Shelby County Schools’ buildings or stay home to learn with the aid of a school-issued laptop or tablet.

    By Linda A. Moore July 14, 2020
  • Elections

    Shelby County Schools board races feature a majority of positions

    A majority of the seats on the nine-member Shelby County Schools board are on the August election ballot. As voters make those choices, starting with early voting later this week, parents are making other choices around the new school year.

    By Bill Dries July 14, 2020

  • About 19336 results

    1 … 551 552 553 … 774
    RSS
Local news delivered to your inbox every week.

Coverage of the key happenings in our city including city hall, education, and more.

Enter your e-mail address

Please check your inbox to finish the signup process. If you haven't received an email within 10 minutes, check your spam/junk folder or contact us at support@dailymemphian.com for assistance.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

You are already signed up

Opt out

Manage Your Email Subscriptions

Trending Now

  1. City of Memphis
    Memphis airport being renamed after Fred Smith
  2. City of Memphis
    National Guard could be in Memphis well into 2026 after court ruling
  3. Premium
    What do Memphians think about Memphis Safe Task Force?
  4. Premium
    Downtown mid-century high-rise bought for more than $3M
  5. Premium
    Ask the Memphian: Why does Memphis require liquor stores to be 1,500 feet away from a church or school?
Get The Daily Memphian Email Edition

Email Editions

Sign up for our morning and evening editions, plus breaking news.

Enter your e-mail address

Please check your inbox to finish the signup process. If you haven't received an email within 10 minutes, check your spam/junk folder or contact us at support@dailymemphian.com for assistance.

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

You are already signed up

Opt out

Manage Your Email Subscriptions

Memphis Safe Task Force

Metro

  • City of Memphis
  • Shelby County
  • State Government
  • Education
  • Public Safety
  • Elections
  • Spirit of Memphis
  • The Early Word
  • On the Record
  • Behind The Headlines
  • The AM/DM
  • Ask the Memphian

Business

  • Real Estate
  • Financial Services
  • Health Care
  • Transportation/Logistics
  • Movers and Shakers
  • Ford Megasite

Opinion

  • Geoff Calkins
  • Otis Sanford
  • Chris Herrington
  • Guest Columnists

Sports

  • Memphis Grizzlies
  • High School Sports
  • Golf
  • Grizzlies Podcast
  • Tigers Basketball
  • Tigers Football
  • Tigers Podcast
  • Player of the Week

Arts & Culture

  • Visual Arts
  • Performing Arts
  • Music
  • The To-Do List
  • The Sidebar
  • Memphis Events
  • The Arts Beat

Food

  • Food News
  • Reviews
  • Recipes
  • $15 Deals
  • Table Talk
  • Sound Bites
  • Dining Guides

Suburbs

  • Arlington
  • Bartlett
  • Collierville
  • Germantown
  • Millington
  • Lakeland
  • North Mississippi

Neighborhoods

  • Downtown
  • Midtown
  • North Memphis
  • East Memphis
  • South Memphis
  • About Town

Obituaries

Marketplace

Games

Donate

Subscribe

Newsletters

Memphis Events

More

  • Podcasts
  • Gift Subscriptions
  • Seminars
  • Job Listings
  • Advertise With Us
  • Sponsored Content

Public Notices

  • Court Notices
  • Bid Notices
  • Miscellaneous Notices
  • Log In
  • About Us
  • Contact Us
  • FAQ
  • Work With Us
  • Privacy Policy
  • Email Preferences
  • Subscribe
Become a subscriber to keep reading.
Help Log In
© 2025 The Daily Memphian | Contact Us | FAQ | Additional Subscription Options | Work With Us | About Us | Privacy Policy | Donate