After the FBI closed its Memphis field office in 2024, it consolidated the command structure, a move that has been instrumental in the FBI’s involvement with the Memphis Safe Task Force.
The Digital Protection Fund was established to hold money awarded in litigation, such as the Meta settlement, but the debate over how to use it is just beginning.
“Bees work for the greater good of the hive ... with communication, teamwork, selflessness, and that’s kind of what we’re wanting to show Memphis,” says Kevin Woods.
Memphis Tigers beat writer Frank Bonner II and columnist John Martin react to the Tigers’ 42-24 win over Arkansas State.
After rushing for 166 yards in his one season at Southern Miss, Jaylin Carter has already rushed for 280 yards and five touchdowns in his first two games for coach Charles Huff’s Tigers.
West Tennessee native Valerie June has achieved her dream of touring the country, but her concert at Satellite Music Hall on Sept. 17 brings her back to her Memphis roots once more.
Beyond the races for state House and state Senate, the Nov. 3 ballot will also affect who goes to Nashville next year to represent the city in the Tennessee legislature.
The Sow Project’s new meal service covers two needs for the workforce development nonprofit: Finding sustainable ways to generate revenue and preparing students for what comes after the program.
The Tennessee Supreme Court refused to admit Marion Griffin to the bar twice, simply because she was a woman. But she didn’t let that stop her.
Sewer constraints, shifting demand and new mixed‑use projects shape the region’s uneven lodging growth.
A Republican and an independent candidate are facing off for the GMSD board seat that Angela Griffith is vacating.
“It will be a slow process, but bears are going to recolonize Middle and West Tennessee,” said the Tennessee Wildlife Resources Agency’s black bear coordinator. “You can’t stop it.”
The traditional event is usually an early indicator of who the strong distance runners in the Memphis area might be.
Also happening this week: Construction begins on the Poplar-Highland gas station, and events honor 9/11 anniversary.
Redbirds starting pitcher Mason Molina extends his scoreless streak to 15.0 innings in his last three starts.
“I haven’t agreed with Cohen on everything. I don’t imagine many people have. But agreement isn’t the standard by which a lifetime of public service should be measured. Service is.”
“When I worked on an interview team for the University of Memphis that spoke with all types of local employers about workforce challenges, lack of public transit to help many of their employees make it to work daily was a universal concern.” — Verlinda Henning about Some riders say MATA needs more than new buses. They want reliable transportation.
“Such a beautiful and deserved tribute to an outstanding career of service and leadership!” — Jeanne Danziger about Opinion: ‘Steve Cohen has served Memphis extraordinarily well’
“It is very fortunate that an experienced professional like Cynthia Ham is available. Her knowledge of tourism and ‘Everything Memphis’ will be a tremendous benefit.” — John Malmo about Rock ‘n’ Soul Museum leader to depart after 23 years
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Today’s puzzle features artist Jared Small as he unveils outgoing Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris’ mayoral portrait. Mark Weber took the photo.
Court filings show the club that was raided had been targeted.
The Downtown Memphis Commission Design Review Board will review three projects at its Sept. 9 meeting.
CBHS quarterback Nate Brick throws for three touchdowns, runs for another and the Brothers' special teams add two more in win over Lausanne.
The original Rawgirls have a new cookbook of 10 soup recipes, several of which echo dishes they once served at their former food truck and cafe.
Flock cameras have come under criticism for misuse of the technology and questions about privacy, but a law enforcement official said they have benefited Lakeland.
The museum welcomed visitors Saturday to its new home in the former Memphis College of Art. The doors will officially open Sept. 11.
With a new coach and new-look stadium, Memphis football may have found “the momentum” it was looking for.
The Democratic nominee in the 5th Congressional District and outgoing Mayor of Columbia, Tennessee, talked about a wide range of issues on “Behind The Headlines.”
Today’s puzzle features the audience at this year’s Ostrander Awards. Brad Vest took the photo.