Ford delays its new electric truck production in Tennessee to 2027 and cancels plans for an electric SUV amid a strategy shift involving lower-cost battery technology and reduced EV investment.

Fayette County has approved tax incentives and a $15-million loan for a new Buc-ee's travel center, expecting to create jobs and boost the local economy.

Kellogg Co. is closing its Omaha plant and downsizing its Memphis factory as part of a shift in manufacturing operations, affecting jobs despite decreased sales.

The Links at Audubon golf course in East Memphis reopens with new features after a two-year renovation, including a revamped 18-hole course and a new driving range.

TruGreen is relocating its executive team from Memphis to Franklin, TN, by 2025. The move aims to consolidate national offices while maintaining a significant presence in Memphis.

Nike's Olympic gift box for Paris Olympians includes Penny Hardaway's "1 CENT" candle from 1122 Candles, featuring a "KEEP PARIS LIT" slogan and Nike swoosh.

Germantown announces increases in water, sewer, and sanitation rates, with residential customers expecting an $8.72 hike on average and commercial rates also rising. Sanitation rates increase for the first time in seven years.

Hernando partners with Sportsman Solutions to sell naming rights and sponsorships for the Civic Center and Renasant Park to fund improvements without using municipal funds.

Maciel’s and Belly Acres are set to open locations in Bartlett, enhancing the local dining scene with Mexican cuisine and family-friendly burgers, respectively.

A semi-truck overturn on an interstate ramp in Memphis caused significant traffic disruptions and closure of the southbound ramp onto I-240 near the I-55 junction early Thursday morning.

The Cheesecake Factory at Wolfchase Galleria in Memphis, open since 2015, is set to close on July 14, affecting 75-100 workers. The reasons for closure are unclear as corporate has not commented.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Starbucks, impacting the NLRB's role in labor disputes and unionization efforts, with Justice Clarence Thomas authoring the opinion.

MLGW has sued Asplundh Tree Expert LLC for not fulfilling their $97 million contract to trim trees, resulting in power outages and increased costs for MLGW.