“All My Rowdy Friends,” Friday night only at Rozelle Warehouse.

Jackson Baker interviews New Orleans mayor Mitch Landrieu, who will be keynote speaker at next week’s Summons to Memphis event.

Club 152 on Beale Street reopened Friday after a settlement was reached in Environmental Court. John Branston has the story.

Chris Herrington gives five takes on Saturday’s Grizzlies games.

An incident in environmental court on Thursday, has John Branston wondering, Is it OK for a judge to call someone “Hoss” in court?

Addison Engelking reviews Star Trek Into Darkness.

For those just tuning in, Chris Herrington provides a guide to Griz Land.

The Children’s Museum of Memphis opens a water park for the summer. Louis Goggans has the story.

A U.S. Census report out Thursday says Memphis is the 20th largest city in the country and its population has grown by more than 7500 people since 2010 when the school merger talk began. More from John Branston.

Sophorn Kuoy gets the scoop on Tia’s church-to-brunch-date look.

Bianca Phillips reports on local efforts dedicated to lowering the infant morality rate.

On Wednesday, Mayor A C Wharton announced that 15 miles of protected “green lanes” for bikes will be added in the next two years at undetermined locations. John Branston looks the state of the local bike movement.