Minneapolis-St. Paul, where I now have a home, has been abused. Memphis, which has been my home for the majority of my life, is now being used. 

The Tennessee Alcoholic Beverage Commission will review The Station’s application for a liquor license Thursday. That board’s staff has recommended conditional approval.

MSCS isn’t anticipating implementing remote or hybrid learning options available under state law.

Thursday may be the city’s “last shot at some meaningful melting before we get that arctic plunge again.”

City Council members meeting online Tuesday heard from city division directors with a cautiously optimistic view of how the city has handled the cold. MPD Chief C.J. Davis said crime was down 75%.

Icy weather had Memphis City Council members meeting virtually and deciding again to edit the way the body settles contract deadlocks. But the fine print needs to be ironed out before budget season begins.

When temperatures drop below 20 degrees for more than four hours, Memphis Light, Gas and Water says customers should resume dripping their faucets.

Drew Hill and Chris Herrington assess the trade market for the Memphis Grizzlies as the Feb. 5 deadline approaches.

Five major-category Oscar nominees that have been available on local screens during the storm will stick around next week. This week also welcomes a couple of new Oscar nominees to town. 

Germantown has two snow plows, but they haven’t been as effective due to the types of precipitation Shelby County received this past weekend.

It’s unclear how many employees at the Nike distribution center in Frayser are included in the layoffs. 

A media company’s report claims Robert Pera’s Ubiquiti equipment ended up with the Russian military, but offers no direct evidence the company knew or that the products reached Russia.

Her show airs Wednesday, Jan. 28, at 7:30 p.m. on WREG-TV.

Kayden Curry and Julia Casama claim top awards. CBHS’ Laura Madsen is the Coach of the Year.