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Love in the Bluff City
True tales of dating, breaking up, and getting married.
For Valentine's Day, we decided to take a look at love in Memphis — how we try to get it, how we break up,
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New Plans for Tom Lee Park spark concern for Memphis in May.
A hotel industry leader said he was "deeply concerned" a redesigned Tom Lee Park could negatively impact the Memphis in May (MIM) festival last
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Really? Last week the Tennessee Department of Corrections experimented with tweeting like a teenager, saying they, "really, really, really, really, really, really, really, really,
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New effort to help minority, women businesses grow, address poverty.
A new website has emerged as a way to help Memphians find locally owned and certified minority and women-owned businesses. During his State of
The Memphis Express and AAF Bring Pro Football Back to Memphis
Let's give the Alliance of American Football this much: If you're launching a venture in Memphis, Tennessee, Express is a good branding technique. When
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Dammit, Gannett We hate to say we saw it coming, but we saw it coming. In December of last year, Fly on the Wall
Youth Justice
A big fight and a big new plan have put youth justice in focus here.
Juvenile justice reform has dominated civic conversation at the beginning of the new year with a high-profile (but still mysterious) incident at the current
Fresh Start in Nashville: Criminal Justice Reform on the Docket
Everybody agrees that there was an air of kumbaya to the inauguration of Governor Bill Lee on a rainy January 9th inside War Memorial
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Dawg! Fly on the Wall says hats off to WATN reporter Mike Matthews, also known as The Watchdog! We appreciate his years of service
Cranking Up
State lawmakers dust off the Nashville rule machine with new bills.
So far, fans of sports betting, transparent government, and vape-free zoos have reasons to cheer as the Tennessee General Assembly cranked back up week
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