Yesterday | The Daily News
Love of Public Service Drives Caldwell to Law School Role
In 2008, the Tennessee Supreme Court laid out a strategic plan to get attorneys more involved in pro bono work.
Wednesday | Alabama Live
Huntsville board names new leadership team for Johnson High; other principals also swapped
HUNTSVILLE, Alabama - Several of Huntsville's schools got new leadership Wednesday morning, including Johnson High School, which is getting a new principal and two new assistant principals.
Local Opportunities to Help Oklahoma Relief Efforts
Several Mid-South business and charity organizations are calling for volunteers and donations to help relief efforts around Oklahoma City after the area was devastated by a massive tornado Monday.
LSU basketball assistant Robert Kirby resigns to take job at Memphis
LSU assistant basketball coach Robert Kirby resigned his position late Monday to accept a similar job at the University of Memphis, according to a release from LSU sports information.
Safe in Memphis: Crime maps add context, perspective
I asked Dr. Richard Janikowski whether crime in Memphis is concentrated or pervasive.
Haslam Urges Better GOP Campaign Skills Nationally
There were no campaign stickers or push cards at the Shelby County Republican Party's annual Lincoln Day dinner, but still plenty of hand-to-hand campaigning Friday, May 17, among the crowd of 350 at the University of Memphis Holiday Inn.
Clint Hermes joins Sidra Medical and Research Center as General Counsel
Leading health and biomedical research attorney, Clint Hermes, has been appointed General Counsel at Sidra Medical and Research Center, a pioneering new facility in Qatar with a focus primarily on women's and children's healthcare.
Two theatrical troupes whose members are senior citizens perform together later this month in a play whose theme is based on their lives.
Rain gives way to warmer May days for grilling
Middle of May finally gave way to a warming trend after 40s seemed to have threatened some tender plants about our hometown, but cool nights encouraged the blackberries to thrive into a brigade of white blossoms alongside locust trees.
Immigration reform round-table to be held Monday
Latino Memphis is hosting an immigration reform round-table discussion Monday. It is a topic that has fired up a national debate.
Pepperdine bounces Memphis from NCAA tennis tournament
After nine straight wins, including a Conference USA title and the program's first trip to the NCAA tournament's Sweet 16, the University of Memphis men's tennis team met its match Thursday.
Medlock Takes Talents From Soccer Field to Courtroom
With a full-ride scholarship for soccer, his goal became to play in the big leagues.
Lewisburg, Southaven clinch; DeSoto Central, Hernando stay alive
Southaven 5, Northwest Rankin 2: The Chargers scored twice in the first inning and added three more runs in the fourth to eliminate the visiting Cougars in Game 3 on Monday.
Brimhall Named Bartlett Entrepreneur of Year
Terry Brimhall , founder and president of Brimhall Foods Co. Inc ., has been named entrepreneur of the year by the Bartlett Area Chamber of Commerce.
Owner Files $1.7 Million Loan on Arlington Center
The new owner of the 13,658-square-foot retail center at 9915 U.S. 64 in Arlington has filed a $1.7 million loan on the property.
Memphis medical device accelerator announces six new companies in 2013 cohort
Zero to 510, the medical device accelerator, developed by the state of Tennessee through Governor Haslam's INCITE initiative, has announced the six companies for the 2013 cohort.
Commencement speaker Robert F. Kennedy Jr. implores Memphis law...
Elizabeth Fyke, 26, from Jackson, Tenn., has her cap pinned by her friend Julie Bigsby, 24, from Salisbury, N.C. before the graduation of the 2013 University of Memphis Cecil C. Humphreys School of Law at the Cannon Center on Sunday.
Memphis Tigers basketball notebook: New fall practice start date allows 'Madness' to begin earlier
Memphis Madness, the mid-October event that has annually marked the official start of practice for the University of Memphis men's basketball team, could be moving up the calendar.
YSU makes choice for president
The Youngstown State University Board of Trustees offered the job of president to Dr.
White Station guard Chris Chiozza expected to pick Florida on Tuesday
June 22, 2012 - White Station point guard Chris Chiozza drives to the basket after grabbing a steal against Millington during the Memphis Summer Classic at MUS Friday afternoon.