Years before Winter Jones died on a bus, another child died at a center owned by Raven Marshall-Lewis
Five years ago, Colt Adkins, at almost 3 months old, died after a series of failures by staff at a childcare center owned by Raven Marshall-Lewis.
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August 2026
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The Early Word: Bass Pro may cut bait, and Coach Huff makes a big splash
Another data center is coming, a dentist is opening a piano bar and we’ve got the recipe for Cocozza’s meatballs.
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5C Group turning old Fred’s real estate into new tech
When Memphis-based discount retailer Fred’s Inc. closed its corporate headquarters in 2019, few could have predicted the dated, wood-paneled offices would eventually be replaced by high-tech computer chips.
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Flock camera network grows across the Mid-South amid questions about oversight
Law enforcement touts the technology’s benefits, but residents point to cases of misuse and fear privacy violations.
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Harris’ final days highlight a mayor focused on transition, legacy and what comes next
Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris leaves office Tuesday after eight years in office and a unique governing style that shifted county government’s priorities.
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What to order: Cocozza’s meatballs
The meatball recipe Deni Reilly and her husband Patrick use at Cocozza originated in Deni’s mother’s kitchen.
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FedEx got $800M in tariff refunds. What happens now?
The refund is a small portion of the roughly $165 billion of IEEPA tariffs that were collected before the Supreme Court struck them down.
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Redbirds Recap: Redbirds bats stay quiet, drop series finale at Knights
Memphis drops the third straight game to lose the series in Charlotte.
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Redbirds Recap: Memphis swept by Charlotte in Saturday doubleheader
The Redbirds dropped game one in extras, and were shut out in game two at the Knights.
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Acre executive chef finds creative freedom in national recipe contests
When Acre executive chef Andrew Adams was a culinary student, food companies would post recipe contests on the school bulletin board. He was interested but never entered one. This summer, that changed.
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After a battle of blue-chip recruits, Marcus Stokes led the Tigers to a Vegas victory
Memphis Tigers quarterback Marcus Stokes beat out Air Noland to win the starting job. Coach Charles Huff said when it came down to it, he leaned on experience. Stokes then went out and got the job done against UNLV.
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Calkins: It wasn’t just a good start for Charles Huff. It was the best coaching debut in Tiger football history.
It remains to be seen what Charles Huff will accomplish during the remainder of his tenure at Memphis. But no coach has gotten off to more exhilarating start.
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U of M opens ‘incredible’ dorm, the $57M Victory Park
University of Memphis’ new residential development includes apartments, recreational spaces and even a quick-service market.
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Memphis Roller Derby knocks out its 20th season
As some 300 fans cheered the jammers and blockers on Saturday afternoon, Memphis Roller Derby concluded its 20th season Saturday with two games at Liberty Park’s Pipkin Building.
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Comedy pops up at Flyway, Meddlesome breweries
Four comedians are launching The Pit, featuring comedy shows every Thursday at Flyway. At Meddlesome, a producer hosts a monthly showcase.
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Quail Ridge Golf Course will reopen Labor Day weekend
Several years after the Quail Ridge Golf Course closed, the 18-hole layout is set to open Labor Day weekend under the ownership of the City of Bartlett.
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Recipe Exchange: Elizabeth Heiskell’s tomato pie
Elizabeth Heiskell’s tomato pie stays true to the Southern classic, but she gives it a three-cheese twist.
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Mississippi redistricting town hall centers on one question: What’s fair?
Mississippians packed Northwest Community College in Southaven Thursday night, arguing for and against the state’s anticipated redistricting efforts.
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Arts Beat: After two miscarriages, Emily Skaja was drowning. So she wrote a book of poems.
When she started writing “Black Lake,” award-winning poet and University of Memphis professor Emily Skaja expected to document her healing journey. “But that didn’t happen.”
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Bailey: Leadership Lakeland returns as a new step to encourage citizen participation
Lakeland’s reintroduced leadership class models the success stories of many suburban government programs.
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Redbirds Recap: Memphis wins game three in extra innings at Charlotte
The Redbirds secure comeback victory to take series lead against the Knights.
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The Early Word: Lee Harris’ new gig; plus, where to drink and eat bagels
Autopsy reveals National Guard shot a man in the back, Lindsey Whiteside plans a plea change and we meet the new St. Jude CEO.
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Food Files: Hive Bagel & Deli East Memphis location set to open this weekend
Also, a cocktail bar prepares to open in the former Longshot space Downtown, and Flip Side Pinball Bar can now serve liquor.
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Maybe grandma was onto something? Grandmillennials think so.
Millennials are finding time to be a little crafty and picking up the same hobbies — like sewing and baking — their grandmothers might have enjoyed.
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Martin: It’ll be a waiting game on Charles Huff, and more predictions about the 2026 football season
The 2026 college football season is finally upon us. Here are John Martin’s predictions.
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