Brad Less, the Republican nominee for Shelby County sheriff, talked on “Behind The Headlines” about immediate solutions to problems at the Shelby County Jail and life after the Memphis Safe Task Force.
The mother of Corey Adams, who was shot and killed at a Cordova party last year, has filed a lawsuit in her son’s death. The filing comes days after his father filed a separate suit.
Shelby County’s two new courts are dedicated to violent crime cases.
Today’s recipe exchange will teach you how to make Blue Honey Bistro’s creamy cheese grits, their red onion and bacon jam, and a dish that includes both of those with a poached egg and fresh herbs.
The California-based fast-food chain has had an East Memphis site under contract for $5 million since late last year.
Davis’ return to Memphis and what he said Friday afternoon was a reminder that when things go right here, there can still be a profound connection between a coach and a player — and a player to a city.
The Public Safety Institute at the University of Memphis launched a strategic plan on Friday designed to strengthen the region’s response to domestic violence.
The DeSoto branch of the NAACP wants to be added to Supervisor Robert Foster’s suit against the State of Mississippi.
Construction could soon start on a Lakeland residential project first approved nearly two decades ago.
Celebrating the best in Memphis theater for the 2025-2026 season, this year’s Ostrander Awards take place at the Scheidt Family Performing Arts Center.
John Varlas says the local class of 2027 is shaping up to be one of the best.
Counselors meet with families in their homes once a week for 90 days, serving as a bridge between emergency intervention and long-term recovery as part of the new program.
Eric Barnes talked to Elizabeth Cawein, the executive director of Music Export Memphis, about what Memphis does right — and could do better — in being a music city.
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“I will be a poll worker in Germantown. The Election Commission is still looking for additional poll workers. Be a part of this powerful process!” — Bill Andrews about Early voting begins Friday, and high-profile endorsements are already rolling in
“These for profit take-over pop up parties need to go. ...” — March Gates about Father files wrongful-death lawsuit in Ole Miss player's killing
“The suburbs deserve representation. We are rate payers.” — Tonia Howell about Bartlett appoints voting member to MLGW board
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This jigsaw puzzle is a photo of the Beauty Shop’s Thai Cobb salad taken by Gracie Driver.
Second baseman César Preito gives the Redbirds a fourth walk-off win of the season to overcome Iowa.
In federal court documents, the Office of the Tennessee Attorney General filed motions to dismiss the school district’s lawsuit and dissolve an earlier court order pausing the takeover.
The Memphis-based company has also temporarily suspended operations at an Alabama mill and laid off at least 350 people since the beginning of this year, as revenue continues to outpace last year.
Karim Lopez made it to the NBA his own way, and it’s why he believes he’s ready for his rookie season with the Grizzlies.
Tamboli’s Pasta & Pizza has stopped accepting reservations due to backlash about its refusal to serve National Guard members.
The proposal for the Chick-fil-A was approved after a nearly two-year legal battle.
What is pool checkers? Well, it’s a lot like straight checkers but, according to those who love the game, it’s a lot more challenging. Let the trash-taking commence.
“Memphis without the Redbirds, Triple-A affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals? It would be like the Fourth of July without fireworks.”
Drew Hill and Keith Parish offer thoughts about the Memphis Grizzlies through three Las Vegas Summer League games.
This jigsaw puzzle is a photo of the World Cup watch party at Celtic Crossing taken by Wes Hale.