John and Joel Porter’s new townhome development on Houston Levee is slightly different than what was originally approved two decades ago.

Auto burglaries have become so common near the Southaven-Whitehaven border, city officials might deny a business wanting to occupy an empty building near Stateline Road and Airways Boulevard.

Chipotle plans to open at Stage Centre in Bartlett, bringing new life to the shopping district near Stage and Kirby Whitten roads.

And while that ranking is great, it’s not the end goal for coach David Wolff and his team.

The new station is a part of the city’s plan for “aggressive growth of our police operation,” said Mayor Darren Musselwhite.

The Mississippi Department of Education released its most recent accountability grades Tuesday, Sept. 17. These results mark the largest-ever share of Mississippi districts that are now rated A, B or C.

A lot of the food in the West — elk, bison, fresh fish and other dishes — aren’t frequently found in Shelby County. The developer Spence Ray said he wanted to replicate that experience as best he could.

While searching the suspect’s Neshoba North home, marijuana plants and items to manufacture and sell it were found.

DeSoto County is about 31% Black, but none of the 25 current officeholders elected from districts provided by the 2022 plan are Black.

With a variety of shows and entertainers, the Bartlett Performing Arts and Conference Center announces its new season opening later this month.

Mississippi State basketball will be making more than one trip to the Memphis area in the 2024-25 season.

”The subject presented a weapon towards the officers,” according to the MBI.

Three residents are vying for the open position on Collierville’s Board of Mayor and Aldermen. The seat is held by Alderman John Worley who is not seeking reelection.

A mother-daughter partnership leads to a temporary fashion boutique for a Lakeland family with hopes of a growing business.

Goat Days may not stand for the Greatest of All Time, but the annual event brings a wonderful atmosphere to Millington in the fall.

Attorney Tony Farese said he believes if state officials had further investigated the matter, his client would never have been charged. 

“We build something new to look and feel old,” said Silo Square’s developer. “That’s what you have to do to get some of that old charm.

Former Horn Lake alderman Charlie Roberts was indicted on charges that he received unemployment benefits during the COVID-19 pandemic despite getting paid to be a city official.

Ramble On Summer will be located on the site of the former Bartlett Nursery.

Dragons lost key contributors to graduation but haven’t missed a bit thanks to new starters making the most of their opportunities.

The new Mexican restaurant will be located in the space of the former Mesquite Chop House in Germantown. 

The Lakeland School Systems board’s legislative agenda will focus on the school vouchers and Tennessee’s funding formula. It also recognized Arlington Superintendent Jeff Mayo, who recently died.

A grant for lighting at Forrest Street Park should help expand soccer practices and curb vandalism. Several offenders have been prosecuted thanks to an onsite SkyCop.

The restaurant will be built on the former Back Yard Burgers site on West Street. 

Alderman John Stamps is facing a challenge from Jason Lederfine, an army veteran. Stamps is seeking his third four-year term.