Syndicated Columnist Ron Hart joined the Nation of Jake on Thursday to talk about his latest column on the latest political headlines. Read below for his full article.… MORE
Syndicated Columnist Ron Hart joined the Nation of Jake on Thursday to talk about his latest column on the latest political headlines. Read below for his full article.… MORE
To start the Labor Day weekend, thousands of passengers made their way into Memphis International Airport on Thursday morning. Approximately 48,000 travelers are anticipated to transit through the airport between Thursday, August 29, and Tuesday, September 3. That period is known as the Labor Day travel weekend season, with most of the travelers expected to…… MORE
University of Memphis Tigers Football 2024 Aug. 31 – vs. North Alabama @ Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium Sep. 7 – vs. Troy @ Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium Sep. 14 – at Florida State Sep. 21 – at Navy Sep. 28 – vs. Middle Tennessee @ Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium Oct. 11 – at South Florida…… MORE
Due to “severe weather conditions,” a commercial aircraft was diverted to Memphis International Airport early on Wednesday morning.… MORE
A budget that would remove routes and cut half of the agency’s staff was almost unanimously approved by the Memphis Area Transit Board of Commissioners on Tuesday.… MORE
Sidney Eudy, a former WWE world champion who also went by the ring names Sycho Sid, Sid Vicious, and Sid Justice, has passed away. The 63-year-old was a two-time WWE champion. Gunnar, Eudy’s son, posted on Facebook that his father got a cancer diagnosis prior to his passing. “I am deeply saddened to share that…… MORE
Monday marked the release from jail of the man charged with shooting four people at Railgarten in Midtown over two weeks ago. He was allowed to leave on his own recognizance.… MORE
Rep. Kustoff on Memphis Morning News to discuss Blue Oval City pause and elections.… MORE
Memphis River Parks Partnership’s president and CEO, Carol Coletta, is departing the company that she has served since 2018.… MORE
After it was discovered that around 10,000 containers of apple juice sold in Walmart shops nationwide contained potentially dangerous amounts of inorganic arsenic, the company recalled the product. Last Friday, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration upgraded the recall from its original August 15 designation to a more serious one. According to the revised categorization,…… MORE