Holly Ford says she was ousted after flagging concerns about President Bill Hardgrave’s control of University of Memphis Foundation funds.

A defense attorney says an arrest today could mean no indictment until February — if the case file is even ready.

A Sixth Circuit panel ordered Judge William Campbell Jr. to reconsider blocking Tennessee's 25-foot buffer law. The remand does not stop officers from using it.

Advocates say MLGW's rate plan still lets heavy industrial users pay far less per gallon than Memphis households.

No one spoke up at the meeting, but Bolivar leaders are already studying what a data center could mean for the Hatchie River town.

State officials say 18 students may have voted under an altered schedule at one location during early voting.

Blackburn declared victory before all votes were counted, while Jerri Green still won Shelby County outright.

Republican David Kustoff declared victory in Tennessee's newly redrawn 8th District, while rival Heidi Kuhn was still recovering from a car crash 11 days earlier.

Brooke Hyman says she was fired for refusing to spend city funds on Jana Swearengen-Washington’s personal requests.

A Mexican citizen and a German citizen each face federal charges tied to votes allegedly cast in Haywood and Fayette counties.

A Memphis federal court has combined 13 customer lawsuits over FedEx tariff billing as the company's refund pool swells to $2.7 billion.

A funding fight could end new resident rotations at Regional One Health starting in 2027. The hospital system calls itself disappointed in UT's move.

Shad White confirms a probe into the tiny DeSoto County town, where a 1,000-plus-acre rezoning fight has split residents for weeks.