FedEx St. Jude Championship to Lose PGA Tour Playoff Status in 2028
The Memphis tournament will remain the opening PGA Tour playoff event through 2027, but it will not be part of the 2028 Championship Series.
Memphis, TN
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Memphis Police Report 36% Drop in Part I Crime Through June
Memphis police reported a 36% year-to-date decline in Part I crime, fewer murders and an 81% homicide-clearance rate through June.
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Front Street closure in Memphis set to continue through Dec. 1, 2026
A section of Front Street between Union and Monroe avenues closed July 8 for the first phase of Memphis’ improvement project.
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Memphis courts remain closed at 201 Poplar as repairs continue
Memphis Municipal and Shelby County General Sessions courts remained closed for a fifth day July 16 as crews repaired flooding damage at 201 Poplar.
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Memphis police say drone helped arrest 2 teens in Winchester Road robbery cases
Memphis police say a drone helped officers track and arrest two 18-year-olds after a July 14 incident near a Bank of America ATM at 6725 Winchester Road.
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Memphis tells taxpayers why 2026 property-tax bills look different
Memphis combined some property-tax relief and freeze paperwork into one 2026 voucher. Here are the payment options, contacts and August 31 deadline.
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Memphis voters head into Aug. 6 election with Election Day deadline approaching
Early voting ended Aug. 1. Memphis voters who still plan to vote on Thursday, Aug. 6, should verify their assigned polling place, precinct and address-specific ballot before heading to the polls.
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Memphis reports unusually high volume of calls over 2026 property-tax bills
The City of Memphis said its Treasury Division was receiving an unusually high volume of calls about 2026 property-tax bills and related property-tax information.
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Memphis public notice starts process for proposed lobbyist-registration charter referendum
A July 3 public notice outlines a proposed Memphis charter amendment requiring annual lobbyist registration and disclosure filings, with the question intended for the Nov. 3, 2026 ballot.
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Forensic audit identifies $54.2M in potential fraud, waste or abuse in Memphis schools transactions
A final forensic audit released July 8 identified $54.2 million in Memphis-Shelby County Schools transactions as potential fraud, waste or abuse, intensifying accountability questions as the district prepares for 2026-27.
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Memphis plans 2026 Creative Economy Communities network for cultural workers
The City of Memphis says its Creative Economy Communities initiative will launch in 2026, linking eligible local creative professionals across arts, culinary and design fields.
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Memphis municipal primary set for Aug. 4 with mayor, three City Council seats on ballot
Memphis’ municipal primary is scheduled for Aug. 4, with one mayoral seat and three City Council seats listed for election. Candidate applications closed July 24.
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Memphis City Council, Board of Ethics meetings set for Aug. 4 and Aug. 5
Memphis has scheduled a City Council Board Meeting for Aug. 4 and a Board of Ethics meeting for Aug. 5, with recent council materials covering data-center tax revenues, a solid-waste vehicle lease and blighted multifamily enforcement.
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Memphis neighborhoods prepare for National Night Out on Aug. 4
National Night Out is scheduled across Memphis on Tuesday, Aug. 4, with neighborhood gatherings and cookouts intended to bring residents and police together.
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Memphis sewer rehabilitation work affecting South Front Street traffic through Aug. 31
City of Memphis traffic control for SARP10 sewer rehabilitation began July 13 on South Front Street, with downtown commute impacts expected through Aug. 31.
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Memphis Gas Dips Slightly as Diesel Moves Higher in July 31 AAA Check
Memphis-area regular gas averaged $3.748 on July 31, while diesel reached $5.141. Gas edged lower from the prior check, but both fuels remain higher than a week, month and year earlier.
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Memphis Front Street closure scheduled through Dec. 1 for streetscape work
Front Street between Union and Monroe is closed through a scheduled Dec. 1 date as Memphis begins lane, sidewalk, ramp and landscaping improvements downtown.
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Front Street lane closures start July 8 in Downtown Memphis, through Dec. 1
Memphis TN: MPD says Front Street (Monroe–Union) will have northbound and southbound lane closures starting July 8 and running through Dec. 1. Detours listed.
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Memphis City Council sets lobbyist disclosure referendum for Nov. 3, 2026 vote
Memphis TN – Referendum Ordinance No. 5977 would ask voters on Nov. 3, 2026 whether Memphis creates a lobbyist registration and disclosure process.
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Front Street closure downtown: Memphis to shut Union–Monroe corridor through Dec. 1
Memphis TN – Front Street between Union and Monroe closes July 8 for streetscape work through Dec. 1, with phased intersection shutdowns and detours.
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Memphis Front Street closes July 8–Dec. 1 (Union–Monroe) for streetscape work
Front Street between Union Avenue and Monroe Avenue in Memphis starts closing July 8 for streetscape improvements, continuing through Dec. 1 with phased intersection work.
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Register by July 7, 4:30 p.m., for Shelby County’s Aug. 6, 2026 election
Register by July 7, 2026 at 4:30 p.m. for Shelby County’s Aug. 6 election. Early voting: July 17–Aug. 1; absentee requests due July 27.