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Organizers of Memphis in May said the event has been canceled for 2020.

On Beale Street, the music was still playing Tuesday night, but there wasn’t much to celebrate.

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The Shelby County Health Department reported an additional 700 cases of COVID-19 on Tuesday.

Organizers for the Beale Street Music Festival will release the final list of performers for the annual event on Wednesday.

Memphis tourism continues to take enormous losses while local leaders figure out how to fight the novel coronavirus.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Memphis riverfront appears to be headed for an upgrade. Every year, the Memphis River Parks Partnership, along with other city agencies, submits proposals for improvements to a City of Memphis committee, which includes a representative from each city department. This year’s river parks renovation proposals total around $7 million. George Abbott […]

MEMPHIS — It was almost a decade ago when the Core Four of Mike Conley, Marc Gasol, Zach Randolph and Tony Allen gave this city an identity. Almost a decade ago when Grit and Grind was born, leading to seven straight playoff appearances. Wednesday, it’s the new look Grizzlies who leave for Orlando, looking to […]

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Crowds gathered at the National Civil Rights Museum to protest the death of George Floyd for the fourth night in a row. It was organized by Pastor Devante Hill and began at 7 p.m. but people were gathering as early as 6:30 p.m. Tensions were high as people expressed their anger towards […]

The weekend on Beale Street will look much different as those living in the Mid-South have been told to stay home, and tourism to the iconic street was brought to a standstill.

They’re suing the county in federal court and challenging the health department’s order to close bars.