Commissioners makes a last-ditch jail effort, a new coffee shop is sprouting in Southaven and four Memphis authors have the write stuff.

UTHSC report vindicates a controversial professor, SpaceXAI is suing a contractor and a gluten-free bakery has “real” doughnuts.

We’ve got all the election news you need to know, plus news on Interstate Bar-B-Que and a hot deal on a pork panini. 

Jail’s medical provider is leaving, work is starting on the old Houston’s site and we get a first look at the new Regional One.

FedEx is making a Herculean effort at the airport, the battle for Belly Acres continues in court and the Peabody goes all in on luxury. 

An NCAA eligibility ruling could shake things up for the Tigers and Grizzlies, and we remember lawyer Ted Jones. 

Memphis is feeling Trump’s tariffs, a Bartlett ballot had a boo-boo and SpaceXAI is doing a lot.

Woman gets sentenced for “stolen valor,” Varsity Spirit grows and there’s a new coffee shop called Pot Headz — but they don’t serve pot. 

Mississippi is gearing up for redistricting, FedEx lays off more workers and The Liquor Store may turn your frown upside down.

Family sues over inmate’s death, NIMBY-ism finds its way into Germantown’s mayoral race and a bridal shop returns to its roots. 

FedEx lays off workers, the County Commission approves juvie updates and the Orpheum adds three new shows. 

Crime keeps dropping, the Grizzlies dropped a player and a new vegan subscription box is dropping soon. 

Federal judges won’t pause the new voting map, suburban school leaders tell us how they’re doing and we’ve got a rice bowl rec that won’t wreck your budget. 

DA’s office releases DEA shooting video, cyclosporiasis cases are on the rise here and a salad spot releases a salad-free menu.

Young pitches ideas for spending SpaceXAI taxes, the Memphis Flyer has new ownership and Cotton Row is hot right now. 

City workers get parental benefits, the state airport takeover firms up and we look back at the life of Henry Hooper II.

State preps for airport board takeover, the Grizzlies aren’t summer champs and we look at when Ramble On might ramble in. 

We’ve got your early voting guides. Plus, a Midtown pizza spot faces pushback over its Guard protest, and a historic apartment building may come back from the dead.

A suit is filed in an Ole Miss football player’s death, the suburbs get electrification with representation and we meet the Dems running in District 8.

A long-vacant East Memphis restaurant is finally open, and a long-vacant Downtown hotel may soon be, too. 

Two Memphis City Council members are under investigation, and the Memphis Fire Department’s first responders get a fresh set of wheels — two wheels, that is. 

The home base of the Memphis Redbirds has been pretty much untouched for two decades. If it doesn’t get its upgrades, will the team walk? Plus, where in Memphis do you still need to use cash?

Task Force is a political football, a vegan restaurant is closing and not everyone is jazzed about the Memphis Jazz development.

There’s another Task Force fatality, the MSCS forensic audit is out and Ikea wants a road name change. 

Shelby County Jail heats up, Ragin’ Cajun may not be raging anymore and the Grizzlies are totally centered.