State Republicans plan immigration crackdown, Beale Street gets a big boost and the “face of MIFA” is stepping down.

Man dies after Task Force chase, GameStop is gone and the Tigers made Hardaway “really proud.”

General Assembly is back in session, and the Hyde family may get its own street. Plus, Ja talks in Europe.

Halbert won’t be living rent-free anymore, Bane has no hard feelings and we remember lives lost in 2025. 

Gov. Lee turns down funds to feed hungry kids, Hardaway is “totally disappointed” in his Tigers and we get a deeper look a xAI’s power usage.

Mississippi leaders tout the new xAI data center, Gussied Up gives an update and the Tigers land a quarterback.

A gyno was found guilty, Dillon Brooks runs his mouth and Calkins thinks you should be an Ole Miss fan tonight. 

Military lawyers have arrived, Southaven residents make a case against xAI and the Grizzlies break a year-long losing streak.

State lawmakers have big plans, the Grizzlies are broken again and two nonagenarians find love all over again. 

Local Venezuelans react to Maduro’s capture, MSCS could close two more schools and we look at the local origins of Dashboard Jesus.

Buc-ee’s fans will have to wait, Airbnb party houses are a hot topic (again) and we explain what the new THC law means for your buzz.

New gas turbines are coming to Southwest Memphis, drag racing returns to Millington area and Le Bonheur unveiled one of the biggest murals in Memphis.

U of M wants to raze two aging halls, the school takeover issue might come back and the Grizz get out-Wizzed again.

Westwood High may be saved from closure, Bartlett hires a new business booster and we look at what the Tigers are doing wrong. 

Candidates get in line for county ballot, another inmate died at 201 Poplar and the Tigers actually win a game.

U of M fired its foundation CEO, the Tigers just keep losing and Cam Spencer is the Grizzly nobody wanted.

Flip Side bar is flipping its script, MSCS schools get good report cards and you might as well get used to the National Guard.

The Station isn’t poppin’ bottles yet, more school closures may be coming and a coffee shop is going out with a bang (or, at least a shot).

MSCS board members sue, Collierville opens its biggest fire station and Brandon Clarke may be back tonight.

XAI gets to keep its turbine permit, the County Commission is keeping tabs on Wanda Halbert and JJJ is back to his old self.

East Memphis liquor store gives license another shot, sheriff’s deputies will train under ICE and the cobblestones are finally restored.

Zach Edey is injured, the old 616 could see new life and Midtown is getting a salad spot. 

Just City’s bail lawsuit goes class action, all is not OK for local pre-K and you might want to wear green to Memphis in May events.

Lucy Elementary students may have to move, fresh produce is coming to Raleigh and two musicians got to be Neil Diamond for a day.

State could cut languages requirement, feds offer money for seniors’ home repairs and Collierville boasts the best principal.