2 Memphis college programs named to Billboard’s top music-business schools
Billboard magazine has highlighted two college music programs in Memphis, each with its own unique approach to music industry education.
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October 2026
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Local CEOs build houses for Memphis Habitat
Like all Memphis Habitat homes, the homes built during the CEO Build event will be sold to local homebuyers through the nonprofit’s affordable mortgage program.
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‘Temporary parking lots everywhere’ — councilwoman calls for solution to SpaceXAI traffic
For years, the intersection of Tulane and Holmes roads in Whitehaven has been a four-way stop. Despite an influx of traffic due to SpaceXAI’s construction, it could remain that way for another eight to 12 months.
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Monday recap: Tigers continue to roll with another blowout win
Beat writer Frank Bonner II and columnist John Martin discuss Memphis’ 38-13 win over UAB as the Tigers roll through another American Conference opponent.
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The Early Word: Grizz lease is ‘very close,’ and the bones come home
Memphis Immigration Court is “mega” busy, SpaceXAI causes traffic problems and we ask if the zoo could bring pandas back.
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Attorneys dealing with double the criminal cases a year after the Task Force’s arrival
During the Memphis Safe Task Force’s first year, the U.S. Attorney’s Office charged 543 defendants with complaints or indictments compared to 225 people charged during 2024.
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Republican and Democrat seek open seat on Collierville Schools board
Republican Mike Ebbs and Democrat Jason Morrison are seeking the open seat due to Wanda Chism’s retirement.
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‘The way medicine is practiced these days’: Outpatient surgery centers keep growing as patients seek same-day care
Local health care leaders say the shift to ambulatory surgical centers is more than a trend, even as reimbursement rates and pricing transparency remain challenges.
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From vacant to haunted: How Spirit Halloween pops up in Memphis-area storefronts each fall
Behind the seasonal magic is months of planning, scouting and scheming, all leading to the moment an empty storefront reopens as a fully stocked Halloween shop that announces All Hallows' Eve has arrived.
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Ask the Memphian: Will the Memphis Zoo ever have pandas again?
For 20 years, the Memphis Zoo hosted a pair of pandas that attracted millions of visitors. Three years after Ya Ya and Le Le left, though, the question remains: will the zoo ever have pandas again?
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What to Order: Bao Toan’s papaya salad and sea bass
The ingredients are simple, but it is evident that Bao Toan uses only the best at its Crosstown Concourse restaurant.
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Memphis ‘mega docket’ immigration court is booming
The scale of the Memphis Immigration Court’s “mega master docket” is clear right away — and it’s part of a national shift in immigration policy.
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Brunswick’s railyard ties continue to shape community today
Once a bustling railway depot, today the quiet community tucked just outside of Bartlett and Lakeland is still home to a resilient commercial district.
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New cafe to open beside East Memphis’ One City Church
“The Hub (inside Mission Church) was proof of concept,” said Breadie’s co-owner Chris Conlee said. “It proved this works.”
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The path was slow and frustrating. But a new American citizen says it was worth it.
Now Carmen Hunter works at Latino Memphis, helping others overcome the challenges she once faced. “I always think, ‘What could have been if we’d stayed in Mexico?’ I don’t think I would have lived as well as I have here.”
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5C Group says it plans to quadruple power at its Memphis data center with fuel cell technology
5C Group is bringing the next generation of power to its Memphis data center through hydrogen power and officials discuss the company’s future in Memphis.
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Tennessee’s Teacher of the Year is from Sycamore Elementary in Collierville
When Collierville High teacher Brandi De La Cruz was named Tennessee Teacher of the Year in 2025, it was a first for the municipal school system. Now a second Collierville educator has claimed the honor.
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Memphis vs. UAB: What to know for Battle for the Bones matchup
The Memphis Tigers will face the University of Alabama at Birmingham today in their first American Conference home game of the season at Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.
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Recipe Exchange: Bari’s orecchiette alla Pugliese
Like the nonnas in Bari, Italy, the team at Bari, the restaurant, make the orecchiette pasta by hand. But you don’t have to.
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Flat Stanley gets to tour Memphis with a Grizzlies star
An Arkansas special education teacher needed help with a class project. Memphis Grizzlies guard Jaylen Wells answered the call.
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OUTMemphis breaks ground on new $12M HQ
Molly Quinn, CEO of OUTMemphis, said the new center will be a “bedrock of the diversity” of the LGBTQ+ community in Memphis and the Mid-South.
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Millington recommends candidate for police chief
After a search to replace Chief Chris Stokes, Millington has chosen a former deputy chief with the Memphis Police Department.
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Absentee voting starts Monday. Here’s who’s running in DeSoto County.
Federal races, judicial elections and a school board contest headline the ballot as absentee voting gets underway Sept. 21.
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Arts Beat: Quark stages Pulitzer finalist ‘Thom Pain’
Tony Isbell stars in and directs Will Eno’s 75-minute monologue at TheatreWorks at the Evergreen, and Germantown Community Theatre sets Louisa May Alcott’s story inside Jo March’s attic.
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Bailey: Memphis Motorsports Park still looks the same after unfulfilled hopes of a rebirth
“Well, that plan for the Memphis Motorsports Park sure fell apart like a blown engine entering the first turn of the racetrack.”
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