Redbirds Recap: Memphis snags second game in series against Nashville with walk-off winner
The Redbirds continued a six-game series against the Nashville Sounds with a 5-4 walk-off victory on Wednesday night at AutoZone Park.
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August 2026
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The Early Word: Elite golf is out, and a morning news snooze goes viral
Jail’s medical provider is leaving, work is starting on the old Houston’s site and we get a first look at the new Regional One.
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Calkins: It’s the end of an era for the Memphis golf tournament
“For nearly seven decades, the best golfers in the world have played in Memphis. Starting in 2028, that will no longer be the case.”
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Table Talk: Thursday nights at Tamboli’s are for formaggio
“The cornerstone of a pizza place is a good cheese pizza,” said Tamboli’s owner Miles Tamboli.
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The Early Word: SpaceXAI may double down on data, and trolleys may roll out
FedEx is making a Herculean effort at the airport, the battle for Belly Acres continues in court and the Peabody goes all in on luxury.
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Inked: Knickerbocker changes hands, aircraft part repair company expands
Two century-old apartment buildings in Midtown are sold, and it’s “a different ballgame” for people who want to buy industrial properties of a certain size.
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Redbirds recap: Memphis topples Nashville to open six-game homestand
The Memphis Redbirds opened a six-game series against the Nashville Sounds with a big win.
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Suburban school districts’ first kindergartners prepare for their senior year
When the suburban school districts started classes in 2014, it was a huge shift in local education. Now the districts are preparing to graduate students who began at their schools as kindergartners.
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Martin: Death to the Protect College Sports Act. Signed, Memphis.
“What should be clear to any University of Memphis fan is this: Based on the final language of the bill, the U of M would be anything but protected if this bill is signed into law.”
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Vote delayed for Olive Branch rezoning, landfill expansion
Olive Branch leaders pushed off a final vote on rezoning an area of the city to allow for a controversial industrial park and expand the county landfill.
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Memphis football coach says quarterbacks no longer stressing about position battle
Charles Huff has told both QBs they looked more relaxed now than they did during the spring.
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Battle for Belly Acres continues in court
The groups in the legal battle — brothers Adam and Brian Leith and husband-and-wife duo Lee and Jennifer Scifres — have had several long-ranging disputes about finances and operating rights.
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One day after OUTMemphis shooting, she was arrested. Three months later, the DA said they had the wrong person.
“You really shouldn’t have to prove your innocence,” Adriana Tyler’s attorney said after Tyler spent three months in jail for a crime she didn’t commit. “But that’s what we had to do in this situation.”
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DeSoto County supervisor takes stand in lawsuit against the state
DeSoto County Supervisor Robert Foster took the stand Monday in his lawsuit against the state of Mississippi. But who lives in the judicial district he is suing over?
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The Ginger’s Bread to open new Midtown location
After canceling plans for a Downtown location, The Ginger’s Bread & Co. will open a second spot in Midtown.
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The Early Word: Ginger’s Bread swaps plans, and Tater Tot King rumors fly
An NCAA eligibility ruling could shake things up for the Tigers and Grizzlies, and we remember lawyer Ted Jones.
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Grizzlies Notebook: Richie rumors, win totals, NBA schedule release
A Colorado judge granted a preliminary injunction to make 2022 graduates eligible to play college sports. Could it impact the Memphis Grizzlies?
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How a team sports-based school wants to make ‘alternative’ education an ‘opportunity’ in Memphis
New York City-based Urban Dove, a charter school organization, won approval to open two campuses in Memphis. Tennessee’s new ‘opportunity’ charter schools seek to reshape what education can look like for students who have fallen behind because of attendance, academics or behavior.
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SpaceXAI made a lot of news last week. Here’s a breakdown.
Two days last week brought a dizzying array of headlines about SpaceXAI’s operations in the Mid-South. So let’s catch up and break down why it all matters and how it fits into the bigger picture.
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Dave’s Hot Chicken plans to open in Poplar Plaza
The Pasadena, California-based hot chicken chain will occupy one of the five suites in the former 15,000-square-foot corner space that housed Spin Street before it closed in 2017.
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Cyclospora outbreak sends shoppers flocking to Memphis farmers markets
Farmers markets are surging, and they say distrust in America’s supply chains is a major reason.
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Grizzlies Mailbag: How to watch games next season, and what to expect from Cam Boozer
This second installment is mostly about incoming rookie Cameron Boozer, though Herrington does start with a newsier question about the Grizzlies’ broadcast future.
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Bartlett alderman revives idea of suburbs splitting from Shelby County
Bartlett Alderman David Reaves has resurrected the idea of a new county with the suburbs splitting from Shelby to create their own county or joining adjacent ones.
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The Early Word: Suburbs talk secession; Memphis Classic is a wrap
Memphis is feeling Trump’s tariffs, a Bartlett ballot had a boo-boo and SpaceXAI is doing a lot.
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Memphis logistics leaders navigate most complex tariffs yet
President Donald Trump’s new round of tariffs took effect July 24. Some trade experts say Memphis has already started feeling the effects.
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