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A federal court has ruled that the Tennessee Valley Authority broke the law when moving forward with new a gas plant near Knoxville.

New Shelby County Clerk LaSonya Hall told county officials that a new backlog of unprocessed car titles and registration packets were waiting for her when she took over the position last week.

A Sumatran tiger at the Memphis Zoo has given birth to twin female cubs.

Research shows children who read regularly, especially for pleasure, do better in school, are more literate, and have stronger cognitive skills.

As SpaceXAI expands its campus on the Memphis-Mississippi border, residents say noise pollution has become a major concern.

State Troopers played a supporting role in last Sunday’s ICE raid of a Memphis restaurant and bar, though officials have not so far acknowledged that the Tennessee Highway Patrol, The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation, and ICE were working in conjunction.

The Sierra Club of Tennessee says the Trump administration's decision to scrap $7.6 billion in clean energy grants across the US has impacted eight specific projects.

An effort by some Memphis City Council members to place a moratorium on new data centers faces new hurdles as legal questions and alternate proposals emerged at Tuesday’s meeting.

More than 100 people were detained in a major ICE raid overnight Saturday at a restaurant in the Berclair neighborhood.

Gov. Bill Lee’s office stated that the Tennessee National Guard will remain in place in Memphis, which was announced after an autopsy found that troops shot Tyrin Johnson in the back.

The man killed by a National Guard member in Downtown Memphis in July was shot in the back, according to the official autopsy released from the West Tennessee Regional Forensic Center.

Tennessee will receive more than $751 million from a settlement with Meta over online protections for children.

Shelby County officials say new Rapid DNA testing technology could dramatically shorten the time it takes local police to solve crimes.

The National Civil Rights Museum is throwing its influence behind voter registration and engagement ahead of the Nov. 3 general elections.

More than 140,000 MLGW customers lost power during Saturday’s severe storm.

The Tennessee Valley Authority is raising electricity rates for data center operators.

Kid University, a Cordova Childcare center where a 6-year-old girl died after being left on a hot school bus, has permanently closed.

A proposed moratorium on new data centers in the city passed its first reading at Tuesday’s Memphis City Council Meeting.

Memphis Police Chief CJ Davis says the city’s overall crime rate is poised to reach a 25-year low.

This week, the Memphis City Council will begin discussions on a new moratorium on data center developments in Shelby County.