Derrick Rose is a Grizzly, Kendric Davis is a Warrior and we’ve got a look at the city budget and new state laws.

Cafe Society is changing hands, the Hudspeth family hires Ben Crump and Mulroy addresses that Germantown party.

Wheel taxes are going up, trees are blamed for the power outage and Little Italy East is open (but you might want to wait).

Former pastor admits to abusing kids, Greenlaw will go back to the city and Shelby County is in a state of emergency.

Wheel-tax hike gets initial approval, AutoZone’s CEO will step down and crime perception matches reality. 

Raleigh traffic stop turns deadly, the Redbirds turn 25 and Carbondale is an abortion destination. 

MSCS audit shines light on corruption allegations, residents want gun reform and the Memphis Zoo has new baby pandas. 

NCAA suspends Penny Hardaway, Stax has a new record and Gaston Community Center lets the sunshine in.

DCS tried to take Sequoia Samuels away, MPD wants Tasers and FedEx revenue is down (again). 

Collierville cop gets arrested, Tyus Jones could be traded and Elwood’s Shack sells tomatoes for a cause. 

High tea comes to Collierville, Carmeon Hamilton has a new HGTV show and Downtown parking garages go digital.

Human remains have been found near where a little girl went missing, artifacts were allegedly stolen from Arkabutla and Memphis is hiring cops in Puerto Rico.

Methodist and BlueCross reach a deal, the Grizzlies may get a new practice court and we remember MUS’ Dion Stutts.

City Council rejects Cordova district, FedEx contract would pay pilots a lot more and we look at what’s next for LeMoyne-Owen College.

FedEx pilots’ union leaders approve contract, property tax is going up in Collierville and Terri Bosby is Memphis’ hype woman.

Comeback Coffee expands, Young Rock is over and we learn where mayoral hopefuls stand on a tax increase. 

Mayoral hopefuls talk crime, NBA commissioner talks Ja Morant and fungus is among us at Taco Antrax.

Christ Church joins Global Methodist, Liberty Park’s developer has big plans and MLGW employees can live anywhere.

Jamaican eatery is back in business after food truck theft, glow-in-the-dark monsters are coming to Cordova and we look at possible replacements for Dillon Brooks.

Summer is for coffee shop hopping, youth detention center offers kids a new light (literally) and a future skatepark will honor Tyre Nichols.

Pride parade wasn’t a drag (thanks to a federal judge), there’s good news for football (both kinds) and we look at 201 Poplar deaths over five years.

Willie Herenton leads a new mayoral poll, Celtic Crossing has tacos and the Brooks Museum gets big bucks.

Four kids were killed in a fire, a teen is charged with killing the watermelon man and Pride may be different this year.

MSCS could meet with banned activists, Groove On-Demand will groove on and Germantown is keeping drivers’ eyes on the road. 

Alexis Pugh reduced shelter euthanasia rates, Regional One could be a first and Bhan Thai goes Vietnamese.