Raderius Robertson accounts for four touchdowns as the Mustangs roll up 443 yards against their city rivals.

NBA box score for the Memphis Grizzlies game vs. the Oklahoma City Thunder played Friday night at FedExForum.

Dragons race past White Station in Class 6A; Lynx win their sixth in a row as they eliminate Davidson Academy in Division 2-AA.

Brent Taylor, who narrowly defeated State Rep. Justin J. Pearson to win the recently redrawn 9th U.S. Congressional District, is headed to Washington, D.C., leaving his state senate seat vacant.

New coach Hana Haden led her Tigers team to its second win of the week. Former FACS standout Daejah Richmond led Memphis with 18 points.

State legislation earlier this year added two suburban voting members to the MLGW board, but a Lakeland commissioner wonders if his city doesn’t deserve a seat too.

Jennifer Collins was named Rhodes College’s 21st president to replace interim President Caroll Stevens.

Day two of the TSSAA cross country state championships saw one of Memphis’ own take home the state title. University High’s Declan Murphy won the Class A boys state championship race. 

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After months of presiding over efforts to overturn Andrew Hayes’ murder conviction, Judge Lee Coffee has agreed to step aside following a defense motion challenging his impartiality.

Joshua Gunn has served in executive roles from Glendale, Arizona, to Durham, North Carolina, where he was born and raised. And he was a successful hip-hop artist before stepping into business leadership roles.

Which game should Memphis fans have their eyes on next week, and what potential tiebreaker scenarios exists? The Daily Memphian breaks it all down. 

Ty Lenderman was 10 when he appeared in Playhouse’s 2009 production of “Narnia: The Musical” — and now he’s directing the same show.

Three suburban cities elected mayors on Tuesday, including one who will move into the office his father once occupied. Meanwhile, a race in Lakeland was pretty close.

John Covington writes: “A little political hardball, practiced by both sides historically in Tennessee and nationwide, had morphed into a diabolical moral indictment of state and national Republicans.”

Jayden Reid didn’t score the Tigers to victory in their season opener by accident. He’s been working since the third grade to become the player Memphis needed.

“For embarrassed local Democrats, the story of this election will be a giant opportunity lost. The numbers bear witness to the apathy.”