Memphis startup Express Wages, founded by local healthcare CEO Alfred Milan, helps workers access their pay early. This local fintech is making big waves in the Memphis job market.

Fresh building permits in Memphis and Shelby County hint at new restaurants, vital service expansions, and business growth, keeping the city’s future bright.

The top 10 Memphis high school running backs for the 2026 football season are making waves citywide. Find out which local stars are earning recognition and raising the game for Memphis-area football.

Memphis IT experts warn small businesses about hidden tech support costs beyond their monthly bills, offering tips on proactive solutions and cost-saving strategies.

A Memphis business is working to stay cool and serve customers after their air conditioner was stolen in the middle of the summer heat. Find out how they’re coping and what you can do…

The Memphis Restaurant Association is urging city leaders to approve $5 million in upgrades to AutoZone Park, home of the Redbirds. Improvements could boost downtown Memphis businesses and fans alike.

When a Memphis business faced summer’s worst after an A/C theft, the city’s community rallied to help with a donated unit, proving again that Memphis spirit stays cool under pressure.

Memphis businesses downtown will soon have a new communication line for safety concerns, thanks to an upcoming initiative backed by city officials and the Downtown Memphis Commission.

Memphis celebrates its June 2026 business movers and shakers, highlighting the newest promotions and hirings across leading industries in the city. Discover who’s shaping the future of the Bluff City this month.

The Greater Memphis Chamber marks progress with Prosper 2030, already bringing 22,000 new jobs to West Tennessee and energizing Memphis’s future workforce.

Memphis businesses are at the forefront of innovation and workplace culture. The Greater Memphis Chamber’s mid-year Chairman’s Forum brought leaders together to discuss how fostering creativity and collaboration is critical to the city’s thriving…

West Memphis could soon welcome up to $45 billion in new business investment, with nuclear energy as the key to powering this regional economic growth.

The Greater Memphis Chamber’s mid-year chairman’s forum celebrated local business successes, showing how Memphis remains resilient and innovative, even as some sectors face layoffs.

Kellogg’s is set to lay off over 100 employees at its Memphis facility, impacting many local families. Discover how Memphis is responding and where affected workers can find support.

After 27 years, Midtown Memphis’ iconic Blue Monkey bar and grill is closing its doors. Find out when you can stop by for one last visit and how this beloved local spot shaped the…

The St. Jude Memphis Marathon Weekend is celebrating its 25th year in 2026 with general registration now open. Join thousands in supporting vital pediatric research and experience the Memphis community coming together for a…

The old Winchester Road furniture warehouse in Memphis is being redeveloped as an Extra Space Storage facility, bringing new opportunities and added value to the area.

The Colossus Water Recycling Plant land deal is officially closed in Memphis, setting the stage for future construction on this important eco-friendly project. While building is paused, city leaders are optimistic about advancing sustainability…

Celebrate the Memphis professionals making headlines this June with our roundup of promotions and achievements shaping the city’s business landscape.

Downtown Memphis continues to flourish, thanks to hardworking local businesses and their never-give-up Memphis spirit. Explore the establishments keeping our city vibrant and unique.

After a fire devastated a popular Memphis food truck, the community is showing true Bluff City spirit by rallying around the local owner and offering support. See how you can help one of our…

Downtown Memphis is buzzing again as visitors return in record numbers. Beale Street and other beloved attractions are fueling the city’s post-pandemic tourism comeback.

As Memphis awaits the return of its beloved downtown trolleys, Main Street businesses are adapting with creative solutions—ensuring downtown stays vibrant until the trolleys roll again.

A Memphis business is making a difference by sponsoring a golf charity event for a local charter school, boosting education and bringing the community together.

Four people have been arrested after a fatal shooting outside a West Memphis gas station. Authorities are continuing their investigation as the community seeks answers and reassurance.

Memphis Police are searching for a suspect who stole thousands from Worley Brothers Scrap Metal in North Memphis by dragging out a safe. Authorities released surveillance images hoping for help from the Memphis community.

A shooting in South Memphis on Monday left one person seriously injured and a suspect in custody. The Memphis Police Department continues to investigate as the community focuses on safety.

A Memphis food truck owner is reaching out for community support after a fire destroyed their business. The city’s spirit shines as locals rally to help restore this neighborhood staple.

The Memphis Redbirds and Premium Parking are teaming up this season to make attending games at AutoZone Park easier and more affordable, including discounted parking just a block away. Memphis fans can now enjoy…

Discover the latest Memphis business movers and achievers for May 28, 2026, as local professionals earn well-deserved promotions and step into new leadership roles shaping the city’s future.

MLGW announces a $60 million expansion and new service center, promising improved utility service and infrastructure for Memphis residents.

Memphis businesses come together to sponsor a charter school’s golf charity event, raising funds that benefit local students and build a stronger community.

After a devastating fire, a Memphis food truck owner is seeking support to rebuild. Learn how Memphians are coming together and how you can help keep our local food scene strong.

Memphis earned a $12 million payout from the American Athletic Conference for 2025, showing strength among G5 schools and creating new opportunities for local impact.

Meet Memphis’s newest business leaders and achievers—discover who’s climbing the ladder and making their mark in the 901 this May 2026.

Ritual, a new coffee and cocktail restaurant, brings fresh energy to Downtown Memphis’ South Main neighborhood, taking over the beloved former Bluff City Coffee space.

A Memphis medical supply business is under state investigation after customers nationwide reported fraudulent charges for products they never received, drawing important attention to consumer protection in Memphis.

Memphis businesses are teaming up to sponsor a local charter school’s charity golf event, raising funds and support for students across the city.

The Crest at Bellevue, a planned set of 8 townhomes near Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church, signals exciting new residential growth in Midtown Memphis. Find out how this project fits into the neighborhood’s vibrant future.

Memphis is embracing the circular economy, a future-focused approach transforming waste into opportunity. Discover how local businesses, including FedEx, are leading innovative collaborations to build a cleaner, greener city.

Before sunrise, a fire broke out at a business on East Bodley Avenue in South Memphis. Emergency crews responded promptly, and officials are investigating the cause of the blaze.

Epicenter Memphis and Arkansas State University join forces to launch EpicenterU, a new program that will empower Delta region students to innovate and connect with Memphis’s rich entrepreneurial ecosystem.

Twenty-nine Memphis restaurants achieved perfect health inspection scores in April, setting a high bar for food safety and community pride in the Bluff City.

Three Memphis entrepreneurs took home $10,000 in prize funds at the Memphis Medical District Collaborative’s BizWeek pitch competition, highlighting our city’s dedication to supporting local small businesses.

After 52 years of serving local adventurers, Memphis retailer Outdoors Inc. is closing its doors, marking the end of an era for outdoor enthusiasts in the Bluff City.

A goat ranch just outside Memphis is offering unforgettable goat yoga and cuddle sessions—perfect for a family-friendly outing or relaxing weekend activity unique to the Mid-South.

A Tennessee goat ranch just outside Memphis is offering the ultimate stress relief: goat yoga and cuddling sessions for all ages. Discover how this local gem is bringing comfort and connection to the Mid-South.

Outdoors Inc., Memphis’s iconic outdoors and bike retailer, will close its doors after 52 years of serving the city’s adventure lovers. This marks the end of a legendary era for local outdoor enthusiasts.

Memphis businesses recently sponsored a charity golf event to benefit a local charter school, demonstrating their commitment to education and community growth. Discover how these efforts are helping Memphis students succeed.

The St. Jude Corvette Drive, a signature Memphis fundraiser, celebrates 15 years of supporting families nationwide with over $5 million raised for St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Planned MLGW road closures in downtown Memphis have local business owners concerned about disruptions to customers and traffic. Stay informed on routes and support your favorite spots during essential infrastructure improvements.

Memphis businesses are partnering with a local charter school to support student success at an annual charity golf tournament. See how these community-driven efforts are making a difference for education in Memphis.

Each month, Memphis celebrates leaders and rising stars shaping the business community. Discover the latest promotions and notable movers for May 2026 in our roundup.

Memphis grieves the unexpected passing of Grizzlies forward Brandon Clarke at age 29, celebrating his lasting impact on and off the court.

The Sow Project and Lifedoc Health are joining forces to help Memphis high school students grow into the city’s newest entrepreneurs, bringing fresh opportunities for local youth.

Memphis recently hosted the Americas Competitiveness Exchange, gathering international leaders to explore innovation and partnership opportunities—all highlighting Memphis’ strengths as a global business and cultural hub.

Memphis is proudly hosting a major international development conference, welcoming leaders from across the Americas to build partnerships and boost economic growth. Find out how these connections are shaping the city’s global future.

The road to the state championship begins as Memphis-area high school teams battle it out in the TSSAA boys soccer region tournaments. See which local teams are making moves this season.

Epicenter just secured an $812,000 grant to ramp up support for Memphis-area and Delta region entrepreneurs—fueling new startups and building the Bluff City’s innovation future.

The six suburbs of Memphis are preparing for transformative developments in 2026, from new residential neighborhoods to modern amenities for families. Explore how suburban Shelby County continues to grow and shine.

Homebuyers looking in Memphis suburbs are finding steady options in new construction, with demand remaining strong even as sales move at a more sustainable pace.

A-State and Epicenter Memphis are joining forces to launch a new entrepreneurship program in Jonesboro, creating fresh opportunities for innovators right here in Memphis.

EpicenterU is connecting Memphis students with local startup opportunities, thanks to a new partnership between Epicenter Memphis and Arkansas State University backed by an $800,000 grant.

Get to know the local professionals driving business in Memphis forward this May 2026. Discover promotions, new leadership appointments, and how community leaders are shaping the Bluff City’s future.

Memphis Magazine honors four outstanding executives as the 2026 CEOs of the Year, recognizing their positive impact and inspiring community leadership.

The sudden leadership change at the Greater Memphis Chamber has locals talking. As Memphis awaits next steps, the Chamber’s work for economic growth continues under interim leadership.

Memphis Police are seeking information after a man was injured in a South Memphis shooting early Monday morning. The suspect remains at large as the investigation continues.

Frayser is about to get sweeter and more caffeinated with a new Dunkin’ planned for Thomas Street. Get details on the latest addition to Memphis’ food scene and what it means for the neighborhood.

Memphis traveler Shayla Woods-Shaw found herself stranded in Orlando after Spirit Airlines suddenly halted its only Memphis flight, highlighting the need for more flight options at Memphis International Airport.

A recent incident in Hickory Hill put Memphis’s community spirit on display, as quick-thinking locals and police helped protect an injured infant and restore safety.

Ted Townsend has stepped down as CEO of the Greater Memphis Chamber, marking a significant leadership change for the city’s business community. Learn how Townsend shaped Memphis’ growth and what’s next for the Chamber.

Ted Townsend’s departure as CEO of the Greater Memphis Chamber marks the end of an impactful era. Explore photos and highlights of milestones that shaped Memphis business under his leadership.

Local burger shops in Memphis are serving up more than just flavor. Their special edition burgers help raise funds for Le Bonheur Children’s Hospital, turning every bite into a generous act for kids in…

Ted Townsend is stepping down as CEO of the Greater Memphis Chamber, marking a significant transition for the city’s business community. Discover how this leadership change could shape the next era for Memphis businesses.

Ted Townsend has officially resigned as CEO and president of the Greater Memphis Chamber after a month-long leave, signaling a new chapter for the city’s business leadership.

April’s movers and shakers are shaping the Memphis business scene. Discover local leaders, new hires, and community game changers making a difference across the city.

Google has launched a $25 million West Memphis Energy Impact Fund, awarding local groups and projects that support clean energy and community growth across the greater Memphis region.

Google’s Energy Impact Fund kicked off its first round of winners in West Memphis, bringing exciting new opportunities for sustainable energy and innovation to the heart of the Mid-South.

Provident Industrial has acquired a 13-property industrial portfolio in Metro Memphis, totaling over 2.5 million square feet. This investment strengthens the city’s key role in national distribution and logistics.

Two major business boosts for Memphis as a new coworking space opens in Crosstown Concourse and Smith and Nephew announces local expansion, energizing Midtown’s economic future.

Memphis International Airport’s $700 million renovation is in full swing, bringing major upgrades for travelers and a boost for the city’s future. See what’s planned, what’s completed, and why it matters to every Memphian.

Memphis International Airport is undergoing a major modernization, bringing new amenities and a brighter travel experience to millions. See what’s changing and why it matters for the Bluff City.

Memphis International Airport is undergoing a $700 million transformation, with a completion date set for 2030 or 2031. Discover what changes are in store and how they will benefit travelers and the broader Memphis…

After a Memphis high school student was released from ICE custody, his school is calling for safer, more supportive policies for all students. See how Memphis is coming together to champion change and advocate…

Memphis companies like FedEx and AutoZone are adopting the innovative Blind Ambition Framework to handle workforce, supply chain, and AI disruptions—proving that Memphis business remains strong and adaptable.

A Memphis high school soccer player was released from ICE custody after several months. The welcome news was met with relief and support from the Memphis community.

A judge has ordered the immediate release of a Memphis high school soccer player held by ICE. Learn how Memphis rallied in support and what comes next.

A look at Temple Israel’s Memphis history, Rabbi James Wax’s civil rights legacy, and the old Poplar Avenue synagogue now facing demolition.

Delta is temporarily suspending its direct Memphis International to JFK flights, with service scheduled to resume late October. Here’s what Memphis travelers need to know.

April 2026 brings big business news to Memphis. Meet the local leaders and rising stars earning promotions and making a difference in the city’s business scene.

Former University of Memphis assistant coach Mike Davis has been named the new head men’s basketball coach at Mississippi Valley State University, marking another proud milestone for Memphis basketball alumni.

Suburbs around Memphis like Bartlett and Collierville just added new restaurants and retailers, turning up the local flavor and shopping choices close to home.

The Memphis Grizzlies are opening doors for Mid-South organizations through their new Grizz Engage initiative, helping nonprofits, schools, and businesses team up for a stronger community.

Courtney McNeal is a power player behind some of Memphis’s most exciting community change—learn how Soul88 and Innovate Memphis make Memphis shine brighter.

A new sushi and Asian fusion spot, Momoya, is heading to South Main near the Majestic Grille, adding flavor to downtown Memphis’s dining scene.

New restaurants and renovations are transforming the spots near The Majestic Grille on South Main in Downtown Memphis. See what’s next for these beloved local spaces.

Questions surround the Greater Memphis Chamber as CEO Ted Townsend remains on leave. Discover what this means for local business leadership and economic growth in Memphis.

Evans Petree has promoted Andrew J. Gille to shareholder, recognizing his outstanding work in transactional law and commitment to the Memphis business community.