Tigers could struggle to keep finances up under Protect College Sports Act
The Protect College Sports Act, which has not been passed, would more than double the University of Memphis’ sports expenses — unless the Tigers move conferences.
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September 2026
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U of M raises $55M, but officials acknowledge ‘headwinds’
The University of Memphis tallied its second-highest fundraising amount ever in its most recent fiscal year.
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Hernando passes budget, then un-passes it after pushback
Hernando’s Board of Aldermen went back on approving the city’s new budget after tensions flared.
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DeSoto supervisor’s federal lawsuit dismissed
DeSoto County Supervisor Robert Foster’s lawsuit against the State of Mississippi has been dismissed, but it may not be gone forever.
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Redbirds Recap: Ben Johnson earns 500th career victory
Memphis Redbirds manager Ben Johnson earned his 500th career victory Tuesday night at AutoZone Park.
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A2H grows Collierville presence with SpiritArchitecture acquisition
The combined firms have completed more than 100 justice-related projects valued at more than $1.5 billion.
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Memphis plant invests $35M to create 20 jobs
New equipment will allow Kruger Products to make bathroom tissue and paper towels and increase its annual capacity.
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Germantown’s TraVure development will soon add new office and retail building
“We need a really nice white-tablecloth restaurant, but not too expensive,” Gill Properties’ president said.
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Table Talk: Family meal at Hog & Hominy
“To celebrate my most recent turn around the sun, my family and I had what I would call a true family-style dinner.”
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Jeff Fioranelli was struggling to finish his 7-mile run. Then hundreds of St. Mary’s students cheered him on.
Jeff Fioranelli has run the same route every day for 30 years. One Wednesday, nearly 400 St. Mary’s students began clapping for him. On 901 Day, he showed up to thank them for their support.
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Bodine wants to expand in Germantown, serve more dyslexic students
Bodine School is tucked away in Germantown between the Dogwood Creek North and Dogwood Forest neighborhoods. Those living near the school serving dyslexic students are concerned about the increased activity near the school.
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Date set for Poplar and Highland gas station construction
Construction of a gas station convenience store at the former Exxon Hop-In is expected to begin this month.
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The Early Word: New data center rules and a big cheer from St. Mary’s kids
New sheriff gives a jail tour, there’s a new arrest in the OUTMemphis shooting and we tell you what to expect at the Memphis Tigers season opener.
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Memphis Lift, Seeding Success join Tennessee’s legal defense of MSCS takeover
“The MSCS system is in crisis,” attorneys for Memphis Lift, Seeding Success and three family members of Memphis-Shelby County Schools students wrote.
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Inked: High-end apartments coming to Bartlett mixed-use project
Also, Montecito Medical Real Estate bought the Conrad Pearson Clinic property in Germantown for $24.5 million, and Birmingham, Alabama-based Hoar Construction has opened an office in East Memphis.
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OUTMemphis expands hours
To meet soaring demand, OUTMemphis expanded hours for its services beginning Sept. 1.
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Memphis-based First Horizon will be main jersey patch sponsor for Vols
This is the latest step in the 34-year partnership between the bank and the University of Tennessee at Knoxville.
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Key change: Dentist plans to open piano bar
“Musical theater is my avocation. Dentistry was just my vocation,” said the piano bar and cabaret’s owner.
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Olive Branch mayor decides to not lower flags for Dolly Parton
After the death of national icon Dolly Parton last week, one Mississippi mayor won’t lower flags in her honor.
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Meet Opera Memphis’ new music director
There were three things that drew Donald Lee III to Opera Memphis.
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Calkins: Happy 901 Day! There are plenty of things to celebrate — including the end of a miserable year.
How are you feeling about the city this 901 Day? Four Memphians weigh in.
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The Early Word: 901 Day is here, and Olive Branch mayor starts Dolly drama
ICE raided a Berclair restaurant, a new data center is saying no to a tax freeze and the library escalators are finally moving.
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At U of M, marine biologists are studying oysters and algae to keep humans well
Marine biologist Rachel Diner and her team at the University of Memphis are examining the microbiomes of an animal with a dramatically different body than our own: the oyster.
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Developer sues Collierville over road
David Halle, who has developed property in Collierville for 38 years, is suing the suburb because of a cut-through roadway that affects his property.
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New Memphis data center shuns tax incentives
“We have got to come up with some means of keeping our tax base steady and, likewise, growing and developing our city,” the incoming Shelby County property assessor said. “Otherwise, we’re going to look like Gary, Indiana.”
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