One die-hard Elvis fan knew she had to own a small roadside attraction in Holly Springs, a tribute to Elvis Presley. Now, she's trying to make it a destination for true believers like her.

Authorities arrested a Missouri woman Friday accused of creating a fraudulent scheme to sell Elvis Presley’s famed former Graceland estate in Memphis.

Local and state advocacy groups want a judge to strike down a Tennessee law passed this year that restricts how the court system determines a defendant's possible bail.

Judy Richardson was among those who came to Mississippi in the summer of 1964 to register Black voters ahead of a major election.

Officials say rebuilding the 75-year-old bridge is the largest transportation investment ever in Tennessee.

A Memphis family devastated by their own loved one's fall into violent extremism helped create an organization to pull others away from hateful ideologies.

A project to acknowledge historic racial injustices has reunited members of a family once displaced by tragedy.

Beverley Bass had her experience as a pilot on 9/11 recounted in Broadway musical "Come From Away," opening Friday at the Orpheum.

The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office has agreed with federal authorities to stop enforcing a state law that makes it a felony for a person who is knowingly HIV positive to engage in sex work.

Memphis in May World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest and the new SmokeSlam brought flavor fans to opposite ends of Memphis.