Become a Memphis in May BBQ Judge: Seminar Registration Now Open Calling all dedicated barbecue aficionados in Memphis! The legendary Memphis in May International Festival is inviting you to take the first step toward a prestigious role: becoming a certified official judge for the World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest. Registration is now officially open for the highly anticipated Judge’s Seminar, an essential gateway for those passionate about the art and science of championship-level BBQ. This … Read More

Memphis Foster Care Housing Sparks Renewed Concerns at Vance Flats Residents at Vance Flats, a downtown Memphis apartment complex providing transitional housing for foster children, are once again voicing grave concerns over persistent issues. Despite WREG’s previous reports in 2023 and 2024 highlighting disruptions, a tenant states that living conditions have not improved, citing unsupervised youth, alleged attacks, and an unsustainable environment. Trouble at Vance Flats: A Recurring Nightmare for Residents The apartment complex became … Read More

Tennessee’s School Voucher Law Faces Constitutional Challenge A significant legal battle is unfolding in Tennessee, directly impacting the future of public education across the state, including here in Memphis. A coalition of public school parents and taxpayers has filed a lawsuit challenging the state’s new, expansive school voucher program, asserting that it unconstitutionally diverts nearly $150 million in state funding away from public schools to support private education. This move has sparked considerable debate about … Read More

Memphis Tigers Fall to Wake Forest on Buzzer-Beater Memphis fans were left stunned as the Tigers suffered a last-second, one-point defeat to Wake Forest, thanks to a miraculous buzzer-beating shot from Myles Colvin. This unexpected outcome unfolded in a game where the Tigers largely dominated, controlling the lead for the vast majority of the contest. Tigers’ Dominance in the First Half The Memphis Tigers came out strong, quickly establishing an 11-point lead. Their offense, particularly … Read More

Memphis Honors “Godfather of Boxing,” Monyette Flowers Memphis recently celebrated a true local legend, Monyette Flowers, with his induction into the inaugural Memphis Boxing Hall of Fame class. A formidable professional fighter who transitioned into a celebrated trainer, Flowers received this prestigious honor alongside his own father, marking a significant moment for the city’s rich boxing heritage. This induction not only acknowledges his personal achievements but also underscores the enduring legacy of boxing within the … Read More

AutoZone’s Q1 Fiscal 2026 Earnings Set for December 9th Memphis-based AutoZone, Inc. (AZO), a prominent retailer and distributor of automotive replacement parts across the Americas, has announced it will release its first quarter fiscal 2026 results on Tuesday, December 9, 2025, before the market opens. This eagerly anticipated report will cover the period ending Saturday, November 22, 2025, providing a crucial update for local investors and community members interested in the company’s performance. Key Details … Read More

Memphis Art Museum Under Construction: A Glimpse Inside The Memphis Art Museum’s $180 million construction project is taking impressive shape, promising a significant cultural landmark for our city. With stable floors and walls already in place, this downtown build is on track to redefine Memphis’s artistic landscape and contribute substantially to its economic vitality. Memphis Art Museum: A Work of Art in Progress Inside the $180 Million Transformation Memphians are eagerly watching as the new … Read More