Knowledge Bowl may not return this year, according to an email from the general manager at WREG-TV.

On the one-year anniversary of the executive order that created and sent the Memphis Safe Task Force to the city, relatives and friends of those rounded up in the El Corralon nightclub raid told the council that raid and others have split families.

Hernando’s Board of Aldermen approved a contract with artificial intelligence company Polimorphic for some City Hall operations.

A new Cooper‑Young spot will blend French baking, local partnerships and a community‑driven vibe.

Seven human trafficking victims were rescued during a recent operation in Southaven, the Mississippi Attorney General’s Office announced Monday, Sept. 14.

“One game doesn’t determine or define your season,” Memphis Tigers coach Charles Huff said. “That’s why they give you 12 of them.”

Memphis Parks Director Justice Bolden provided more details on the roller derby’s future as council members pressed him about the league's displacement.

The lawsuit paints a picture of a facility in perpetual crisis, from a major air conditioning failure this summer as well as raw sewage backups, mold issues and pest infestations.

According to the Memphis Police Department, reported crime has fallen by around 10,000 incidents so far this year.

The appointments follow legislative action adding violent‑crime divisions after the county lost two judicial seats in 2024.

Epicenter is giving $25,000 each to five startups nationwide — including one in Memphis developing a new shoulder implant system.

Two weeks into his term as County Mayor, Mickell Lowery has made his first five appointments to his administration. The selections represent what Lowery calls a “culture shift” in county government.

If you get confused when you see references to “red pill” or “blue pill,” you’ve got an opportunity to get that sorted.

Jeff King has been running Memphis Museums of Science & History for nearly a year. Now, he has the job for good.