MEMernet: Council Chaos, Billboards, and Watermane
Bullhorns out at city council, Indivisible billboards, and don’t mess with the Gatorade man.
Shelby County Commission Data Center Ordinance Passes First Reading
“We must establish uniform strict regulations before the concrete is poured, not after it’s dried,” a commissioner said.
Teacher Staffing in Crisis as Turnover Climbs
Superintendent Roderick Richmond said the district has hosted seven job fairs to fill empty teaching positions, 230 of which had no pending offers earlier this year.
OUTMemphis Breaks Ground at New Headquarters
The organization expects a 2027 opening.
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Trump Touts Memphis Law Enforcement Surge in Tennessee Rally Meant to Shore Up Midterm Support
Trump’s visit to Tennessee came as part of a monthlong blitz to shore up the GOP’s chances in the midterms.
Mayor Paul Young Signs Order for 90-Day Data Center Study
The study will address land use and neighborhood protections, infrastructure, air quality, water and aquifer protections, energy and utility costs, and noise.
National Weather Service: ‘Remnants’ of Isaias To Impact Mid-South
MLGW said crews are on standby and prepared in advance.
Christa Pike’s Team Expects ‘Long Recovery’ After Execution Attempt
Her lawyers say she is aware of the execution attempt and is handcuffed to a bed.
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Memphis Flyer Podcast Oct. 8, 2026: Noisy Creek Founder Brady Walkinshaw
The Memphis Flyer is joining the Noisy Creek network.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Oct. 1, 2026: BOM with Michael Jasud
The Dead Soldiers frontman bares all at BOM.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Sept. 25 2026: Party with the Best of Memphis
Live from the 2026 Best of Memphis party.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Sept. 17 2026: Jerri Green
The gubernatorial candidate answers our questions.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Sept. 10 2026: Valerie June
The singer/songwriter has deep roots in Memphis.
Memphis Flyer Podcast Sept. 3 2026: Cooper-Young Festival Time
Our interview with CYBA Exec. Dir. Tamara Cook
