Festivalgoers braved blazing temperatures to revel in the city’s biggest block party.

The move came one hour before her execution.

The independent board found problems in 69 percent of the cases it reviewed — cases that help determine an inmate's release date.

The countdown to the 2026-27 NBA season is on, and the new-look Memphis Grizzlies have plenty to prove.

About to play Mempho, De La Soul speak to the Flyer about community, the South, and marching on.

Organizers believe the funding allocated to the Guard could be used for long-term public safety solutions, violence prevention, food, housing, and more.

September is a reminder that every cycle has a culmination, every effort has a result, and every life is shaped by the hands that came before.

Cambridge University’s Robert Macfarlane explores “an idea that changes the world.”

West Coast garage rock vets release first song from new album.

The lawsuit claims the company's turbines are a noise nuisance.

The state's probe targets medication abortion and gender-affirming care.

A visual remembrance of the Memphis Brooks Museum of Art that becomes history this weekend.

The MEMernet loved/hated that mysterious/hard post by “PY from Oakhaven,” aka Memphis Mayor Paul Young.

Our writers tip their hats to those moments and places that make life in Memphis great. It’s the little things!

Abstract artists from London to Los Angeles gather in Memphis for a major exhibition.

The domestic violence awareness walk returns for its 15th anniversary on October 3rd.

A cool sea rescue, a fart corner, and 20 tons of spilled squid.

What’s in the stars for you this week?

"By emissions going down, so [is] our revenue."

“Trump is clearly the most impeachable President our country has ever endured."

Live from the 2026 Best of Memphis party.

TVA recorded 12 all-time power-demand records in September.

Tako’s celebrates secondhand style, creativity, and community on the runway.

Beloved bakery/restaurant celebrates a milestone.

MPD blamed continued violence and criminal activity at the night club.

The rules would have seized some control from local governments, proved too hefty for smaller towns.

Superpowers were unleashed at the Memphis Zoo’s largest fundraiser.

In praise of dumbassery …

Goner Records’ annual gathering runs the gamut, like a ripsaw scrambling both music and history.

Best of Memphis celebrates the entire community — and that includes you.

Digital evidence from Axon body cameras exceeds 285 years of video recordings.

Country music and line dancing is coming to the Highland Strip.

To build wealth, time may be your greatest asset.

Memphis deserves the truth.

Big Bad Breakfast to open September 29th in Cooper-Young

Music Video Monday is busking in style

Hers would be the state’s first execution of a woman in more than 200 years.

Local chefs, artisans, and others who deal in food and spirits offered their cuisine and drinks to guests at the seventh annual Craft Food & Wine Festival, which was held September 6th at the Memphis…

Jobs and cost of living, “Fat Chicks Only,” and Spooky Season is here.

Luggage lizards, a loose bull, and an owl at sea.

What’s in the stars for you this week?

Nick Love acts, sings, cans.

The suit challenges their unauthorized use of original reporting.

Memphis artist John Robinette captures the mystery and disappearing landscapes of the Mississippi Delta after dark.

Save the DAR!

The gubernatorial candidate answers our questi

They now include fentanyl test strips and naloxone nasal spray kits.