TBI looks for a suspect in an officer shooting, another golf bar is opening and we say goodbye to SlowMo again. 

Judge rules in favor of new Collierville Chick-fil-A, dirty-soda shop owners get into the baseball game and Kelly English is opening a new place.

The Sheraton hotel has a new name, city library workers’ fate is in now your hands and MLGW explains why your bill is so high.

Meet two Grizzlies fans who are just happy to be here. Plus, Comeback Coffee is coming back – sort of.

MSCS audit reveals payroll problems, the Sheraton reno has a timeline and we’ve got the recipe for a Good Fortune ramen bowl.

St. Jude’s CEO is stepping down, an anti-LGBTQ marriage bill moves ahead and the Riverbeat lineup is out. 

Bad Timing got good news, cocktails meet canvases in the Edge and you can play Ja Morant in a new video game.

Trigger law could require schools to track immigration status, local politicians remember Jesse Jackson and Memphis stages are alive with the sound of musicals.

Wanda Halbert tries to run again, Coach Penny might need a manager and we look into what killed Memphis Mardi Gras.

A Soulsville school’s in limbo, the Guard’s sticking around and Tsunami rides its final wave. 

Gov. Lee wants a tax ban, Evelyn & Olive is back with a new name and a record store is opening in the mall (yes, in 2026).

Ford loses billions over BlueOval, Republicans may have their mayoral candidate and we’ve got your Galentine’s Day plan. 

Tennessee isn’t paying the county to house inmates, lawmakers focus on moms and Makeda’s brings butter cookies to the Big Peach.

Germantown raises the roof on debt, a Cooper-Young church can be your home and Slutty Vegan could open in Memphis.

Memphis Theological Seminary is closing, and so is a Cooper-Young seafood staple. But the Tigers crushed in Sunday’s game. 

Indie Memphis makes a comeback, Tigers get a “Sincere” win and açaí bowls are coming to the Edge.

Ex-St. George’s student appears in court, Ford Jr. ignores his guilty plea and Hernando’s mayor “messed up” the budget.

Local pre-K is OK for now, Musk is one step closer to AI in space and Arlington preps for its second liquor store.

New Taylor bill targets legal immigrants, Calvary Church sheds light on painful past and the Grizzlies finally get a home win. 

Tigers lose a heartbreaker, Grizzlies fans win free nuggets and we recount a 1920s Memphis murder case that reads like film noir.

International Paper splits, the Tigers finally win and there’s a new place to get salad in the snow.

Central High jazz band has had a tough year, the Grizzlies are on a losing streak and we pay homage to brave restaurant workers. 

Robert Pera’s company came up in allegations around the Russian war effort, Nike cuts local jobs and big decisions are coming on booze and golf.

Republican lawmakers go after Mulroy again, tulips are coming to the Dixon and we try to navigate the Morant Maze.

Noem brings up Memphis after Minneapolis shooting, and lawmakers want a Texas-style school takeover.