As Super Tuesday (March 3) approaches, Memphis and Shelby County politicians are endorsing various Democratic presidental candidates. But even among political insiders, there's no consensus pick. Political analyst Otis Sanford believes former Vice President Joe Biden may still be Memphis' top choice. 

Collierville’s town administrator James Lewellen says the Carrier Corporation is an involved and good corporate citizen. It also has a cleanup problem.

The company's request to inject treated wastewater from a polluted superfund site into the Memphis Sand Aquifer, the source of the county's drinking water, has now put Collierville officials in the spotlight.

A recent study by a local hospital in Memphis showed that of patients admitted to the hospital for heart failure, African Americans were 15 years younger than their white counterparts. 

It’s Fat Tuesday!  So there is no better way to celebrate the end of Mardi Gras than with a New Orleans specialty.

A new high school for the Frayser area was among several proposals in Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris’ annual state of the county address Friday.

During his 30-minute speech in Collierville, Harris also touted initiatives to lower the county's jail population, expand healthcare access and clean-up blighted neighborhoods.

“Spotlight on Lifelong Learning” with Laura Loth, a weekly look at some of the exciting public conversations upcoming around Memphis. Laura Loth is a professor at Rhodes College.

In 2014, Tennessee lawmakers made it legal for people to carry loaded firearms in their cars without permits. Previously, unpermitted carriers had to keep their weapons at home. Shelby County District Attorney Amy Weirich believes this has contributed to an increase in car robberies and also the recent spate of highway "road rage" shootings.