A Memphis-themed Monopoly edition is in development, inviting local input for landmarks to feature on the board, with a release anticipated for April 2025.

Jack White replaces Queens of the Stone Age as the headliner for Mempho Music Festival's final night after the band's lead singer required emergency surgery.

The Hayes family issued a cease and desist to Trump for using "Hold On I'm Coming" without permission and sued for copyright infringement, seeking at least $3 million.

The HBO documentary series "STAX: Soulsville U.S.A." is nominated for an Emmy, highlighting the story of the influential STAX music label and its impact on soul music and culture.

The TONE Juneteenth Festival in Memphis's historic Orange Mound neighborhood featured music, culture, and community activities with security ensuring attendee safety.

Katt Williams' "Heaven on Earth Tour" is set to perform in Memphis at the FedExForum on February 22, 2025. Tickets go on sale June 7, with presales beginning June 5.

The Bluff City Fair is now open at Tiger Lane in Memphis, offering rides, entertainment, and a family-friendly atmosphere through June 2. Tickets are on sale online and at the gate.

A Memphis resident has won $540,000 from a Tennessee Cash lottery ticket purchased at Holmes Express Grill & Market, with anticipation growing for the next draw.

Memphis gears up for the 2024 Mempho Music Festival with a varied lineup, featuring headliners Queens of the Stone Age and others, plus additional events like a silent disco. Tickets are on sale, with single-day options available later.

The HBO documentary "Stax: Soulsville U.S.A." explores the history of Memphis's Stax Records, its impact on soul music, and its multicultural legacy despite societal challenges.

Will "Uncle Woo" Hair won the Grand Champion title at Memphis' SmokeSlam BBQ Fest, impressing judges and earning a $90,000 prize on his 50th birthday.

The 46th Memphis in May World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest starts with grill lighting and BBQ Sauce Wrestling, amid diverse activities and pitmaster demonstrations.

Jerry "The King" Lawler's WWE broadcast contract was not renewed, but he retains a Legends contract. He remains upbeat about his health following a 2023 stroke.