Is MLGW ready to handle cold, xAI expansion? Utility says yes.
by: Alex Coleman MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Friday’s massive power outage in parts of West Tennessee brings back bitter
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Memphis home prices forecast to rise more than 10% in 2025
by: David Royer MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Home sales prices are expected to rise 10.5% in the
$16 million raised during St. Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend
by: Quametra Wilborn MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Thousands of people braved the cold to come together on
Smith + Nephew set to layoff over 150 Memphis employees
by: Raven Moore MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Smith+Nephew has confirmed that they will be laying off over 150 Memphis
Piles of mail dumped on Memphis street
by: Brian Didlake MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Thousands of pieces of mail were dumped along Crump Boulevard,
Houston’s in East Memphis “permanently closed,” statement cites staffing and public safety
Author: Kim Chaney The website now shows the restaurant at 5000 Poplar Ave. as “permanently closed.”
Denial and Dysfunction: Memphis Mayor Paul Young, Police Chief CJ Davis, and City Attorney Tannera Gibson Embarrass Themselves Addressing DOJ Findings
Public Affairs Staff on December 9, 2024 MEMPHIS, TN ——- In a deeply troubling
Memphis police use excessive force and discriminates against Black people, Justice Department finds
The report from the U.S. Department of Justice says that “Memphis police officers regularly violate
Memphis Police violated Constitution, DOJ investigation finds
by: David Royer MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Memphis Police Department engaged in a pattern or practice
City’s attorney says Memphis won’t enter consent decree with DOJ over police reform
by: David Royer, April Thompson MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The city’s chief legal officer says Memphis will not