Only four of 13 council members backed honoring the outgoing county mayor, as critics cited budget woes and old Ford family grudges.

A nurse's records request exposed a $716 million Google power deal — and a $5.77-to-$8.35 monthly bill hike for Arkansas customers.

The former vice president backs Pearson as he battles a redrawn, GOP-leaning district stretching 200 miles toward Middle Tennessee.

Nearly 100 Ghanaian students at the University of Memphis, many with a 3.75 GPA average, now face uncertainty just before fall classes begin.

The 19th annual Economic Development Forum opens downtown with seven matchmaking streams built to turn contacts into contracts.

Britney Thornton says the fight should shift from courtrooms to classrooms, even as MSCS raises alarms over democracy.

Records show Molly Mehner had already asked Chief John Selberg to resign before he cursed at her in front of staff.

Earnestine Hunt Dorse, Memphis's first Black female municipal judge, is in line to steady a clerk's office rocked by a termination and citizen complaints.

Some Memphis families say they fear graduation could be withheld over unpaid dues — but state law says otherwise.

State comptroller flags insufficient revenue as Memphis's credit rating slips, even as MLGW works through a wave of faulty water meters.

A Frayser driver says premiums should track your driving record, not your credit report — and Tennessee law backs a possible fix.

Mayor Maureen Fraser and library director Lisa Plath marked the milestone as construction begins on a 300-person civic center.

Erika Sugarmon appeared in court on misdemeanor vandalism charges tied to an April incident, just days after winning reelection in Hickory Hill.