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GrizzliesThe Grizzlies' perfect start ends with a 135–134 overtime loss to the PelicansIf you missed it Monday night, here's the short version: the Grizzlies, 6-0 and the NBA's only unbeaten team, lost 135–134 in overtime to the Pelicans. Ty Jerome scored nine straight points to tie it at 124–124 with 4.6 seconds left in regulation, then finished with a game-high 40. Pelicans guard Jeremiah Fears made a pair of free throws with 7.3 seconds left in overtime.Today’s editionRead Mid-SouthxAI's two new Southaven data centers are bringing more traffic and noise, neighbors sayIf you drive near the state line, you may have noticed the trucks. Southaven residents near xAI's growing supercomputer campus say traffic, congestion and noise have climbed sharply in recent months as crews build two more facilities, FOX13 reported Monday.Today’s editionRead Shelby CountyRegional One's CEO says the $900 million hospital project is not on hold, but funding is shortIf you pay Shelby County's wheel tax, here's where the new Regional One hospital stands. CEO Dr. Reginald Coopwood says the $900 million project is not on hold, but the money isn't all there yet.Tuesday’s editionRead SportsMemphis opens its season with an 80-76 upset of No. 18 Iowa StateIf you didn't catch the opener, the Tigers pulled off one of opening night's biggest surprises, beating No. 18 Iowa State 80-76 Monday in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. The Cyclones reached the Sweet 16 last season.Tuesday’s editionRead

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From Daily Memphian, WREG.com and 9 more newsrooms, gathered by 6AM News, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Daily Memphian3 minutes ago

    Memphis Local, Sports, Business & Food News | Daily Memphian - Wednesday, November 4, 2026

    The Daily Memphian is the must-read, daily online newspaper for in-depth, local journalism in Memphis and the Mid-South. Sign up for morning and evening editions, plus breaking news.

  2. Daily Memphian44 minutes ago

    The Early Word: Memphis flips red amidst U.S. blue wave, but it was close

    Library workers can unionize, Germantown has a new mayor and a decrepit shopping center is coming down.

  3. WREG.com2 hours ago

    Tennessee voters pass three constitutional amendments

    MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Tennessee voters made more than just political decisions on election day. Three proposed changes to the state constitution were also on the ballot and all three passed. These changes will affect everything from who can be held without bail to what taxes state lawmakers can impose. Amendment one passed with about 67%

    Also reported byDaily Memphian

  4. WREG.com2 hours ago

    Memphis voters pass three city charter referendums

    MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis voters had more than candidates to consider on election day. They also weighed in on three city charter referendums. The three referendums address how city government operates, from protections for public library workers to greater transparency for lobbyists. Election results show that all three measures passed, including changes to civil service

    Also reported byAction News 5

  5. The Tennessean2 hours ago

    Davidson Academy, Brentwood highlight 2026 TSSAA cross-country state championships

    The TSSAA cross-country state championships take place at Shelby Farms on Nov.5-6. Here's everything you need to know.

  6. The Commercial Appeal2 hours ago

    TSSAA football playoffs predictions feature Bartlett-Whitehaven rematch in Memphis area

    Whitehaven and Bartlett meet again, but this time in the first round of the TSSAA playoffs. See our top postseason games for the first round.

  7. The Commercial Appeal2 hours ago

    Resetting Memphis football's path to American Conference title game

    Memphis football is in the thick of the American Conference title race with a month left to play. Here's what the Tigers need to happen.

  8. The Commercial Appeal2 hours ago

    See all the winners from Nov. 3 elections in Memphis, Shelby County

    All election results are unofficial until certified by the Shelby County Election Commission.

  9. The Commercial Appeal2 hours ago

    Memphis basketball's adaptability, Corneilous Williams' role and more hot topics

    The reverberations off the Memphis basketball team’s 80-76 upset win over No. 14 Iowa State were still being felt the next day.

  10. The Commercial Appeal2 hours ago

    What’s playing at Indie Memphis? See the day-by-day film fest schedule

    The 2026 Indie Memphis Film Festival will take place Nov. 5-8 at the Halloran Centre and Malco's Powerhouse Cinema Grill.

  11. The Commercial Appeal2 hours ago

    When is Memphis' next election? Here's when, what will be on the ballot

    Memphis' next election will be Oct. 7, 2027, where several city seats are up for grabs.

  12. WREG.com2 hours ago

    WREG Memphis Weather Wednesday Nov 4th

    Todd has your forecast

  13. Memphis Flyer3 hours ago

    Back to the Movies

    The Indie Memphis Film Festival returns with a weekend of cinematic magic.

  14. Daily Memphian3 hours ago

    Daily Jigsaw: The pie pick of the patch

    This jigsaw puzzle features a photo of pumpkins from Jones Orchard that was taken by Patrick Lantrip.

  15. Daily Memphian3 hours ago

    Sudoku: Nov. 4

    Are you ready for these puzzles?

  16. Daily Memphian3 hours ago

    Inked: 56-year-old shopping center could be demolished to make way for apartments

    A shopping center built in 1970 might be cleared. Plus, a national supplier has bought an Olive Branch warehouse as part of its growth plans.

  17. Daily Memphian3 hours ago

    Movers & Shakers: Christ Community Health Services names new leadership

    Also, a private school adds to its staff.

  18. Daily Memphian3 hours ago

    Daily WordRow: Nov. 4

    Are you a Wordle fan? Try WordRow, a similar game. It’s free to play.

  19. Memphis Flyer3 hours ago

    You Don’t Have to Be Rich to Be a Philanthropist

    Support the causes you care about and make your generosity — and financial resources — go further.

  20. Memphis Flyer3 hours ago

    WE SAW YOU: Art on Fire

    The annual outdoor fundraiser at Dixon Gallery and Gardens enjoyed perfect weather.

  21. Memphis Flyer3 hours ago

    Coffee’s On

    Meet Just Coffee Company.

  22. Memphis Flyer3 hours ago

    Paid in Chitlins

    King of the Chitlin’ Circuit lets Bobby Rush speak his mind about the good, the bad, and the ugly of living the blues.

  23. Memphis Flyer3 hours ago

    MEMernet: Thriller on Beale, Unsend, & Rap Affirmations

    From Michael Jackson to Brent to Big Boogie, things got weird.

  24. Memphis Flyer3 hours ago

    A Diva-Filled Holiday Show

    Friends of George’s brings Hollywood divas, ABBA hits, and plenty of holiday drama to its first-ever live musical.

  25. Action News 54 hours ago

    First Alert Forecast: Clearing Wednesday; cooler November push by week’s end

    Sunshine returns and highs in the upper 60s Wednesday; ahead of a second front arriving late week brings our coolest weather of the season this weekend.

  26. localmemphis.com6 hours ago

    TN Election Results | Blackburn takes governor's seat, winners declared in congressional races

    See the results for the 2026 midterm elections in Tennessee.

  27. localmemphis.com6 hours ago

    Tennessee Election Results 2026 | Kustoff declares victory

    David Kustoff delivers his victory speech as the winner of Tennessee's 8th congressional district.

  28. The Commercial Appeal7 hours ago

    Here are winners of Shelby County seats in Tennessee General Assembly

    The vast majority of the Tennessee General Assembly races with seats in Shelby County were uncontested on Nov. 3.

  29. The Commercial Appeal7 hours ago

    Memphis voters OK three changes to city charter. What they will do

    The measures aim to add protections for city workers as well as increase transparency about who is lobbying at city hall.

  30. Action News 57 hours ago

    Lakeland Mayor Josh Roman wins re-election

    Incumbent Lakeland Mayor Josh Roman has been re-elected for a second term.

    Also reported byDaily MemphianThe Commercial Appeal

  31. The Commercial Appeal7 hours ago

    2 new faces elected to Lakeland Board of Commissioners

    Two new challengers are top vote getters in Lakeland Commission race.

  32. WKNO FM8 hours ago

    The election is over,

    The work continues.

  33. The Jackson Sun8 hours ago

    TN Lottery Mega Millions, Cash 3 Morning winning numbers for Nov. 3, 2026

    Check your tickets for Tennessee daily lottery draw games here.

  34. The Commercial Appeal8 hours ago

    One incumbent unseated in Bartlett alderman race. See full results

    An incumbent was unseated in Bartlett aldermen, while two other retain their seats on the suburb's Board of Mayor and Aldermen

  35. The Commercial Appeal8 hours ago

    Memphis voters elect mayors, aldermen. See who won in the suburbs

    Voters in the Memphis suburbs made their choices in electing mayors, aldermen, commissioners and school board members. See the results across 5 suburbs.

  36. Daily Memphian8 hours ago

    Cromwell tops Griffin in an otherwise big night for incumbents in Bartlett

    It was a big night for incumbents in Bartlett as several will return to office following victories in the city elections Tuesday, Nov. 3.

  37. FOX13 Memphis8 hours ago

    FOX13 declares US Senator Marsha Blackburn to win Tennessee governor seat

    US Senator Marsha Blackburn has won the race for governor in Tennessee.

  38. Knox TN Today8 hours ago

    High School Sports Roundup: Soccer season closes as runners prepare for state championships

    The fall sports season is nearing its finish line for Knoxville-area high schools, with girls soccer championships decided in Chattanooga and cross-country runners preparing for their biggest races of the year. Several East Tennessee programs made impressive postseason runs, while the next opportunity for state championship success arrives November 5–6 in Memphis. Girls soccer: Local […]

  39. The Commercial Appeal8 hours ago

    2 Collierville alderman races head to runoff; Marshall wins 3rd term

    Tim Goddard and Charles Hall will meet in the runoff for Position 1 alderman, while Steve Christensen and Jewel Jordan will face off for Position 2.

  40. Daily Memphian8 hours ago

    Germantown election night: Salvaggio takes mayor, Gibson reelected as alderman

    Alderman Tony Salvaggio takes the mayor seat, requiring the board to appoint someone to his position at a later date.

In brief

The short notes of 5AM Bartlett’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Tigers QBMemphis quarterback Marcus Stokes was named the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback of the Week after the Tigers' 49-22 win over Army.

    Memphis quarterback Marcus Stokes was named the Davey O'Brien National Quarterback of the Week after the Tigers' 49-22 win over Army. He completed 29 of 35 passes for 371 yards and four touchdowns, and added a rushing touchdown.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: FOX13 Memphis

  • TheaterHattiloo Theatre will run Elf the Musical Jr.

    Hattiloo Theatre will run Elf the Musical Jr. Nov. 20 through Dec. 6, 2026, as it celebrates its 20th season. The holiday lineup also includes Langston Hughes' Black Nativity: O Sifuni Mungu.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: FOX13 Memphis

  • TeacherMandy Wilson, a seventh-grade teacher at Briarcrest Christian School, is this week's Tennessee Lottery Educator of the Week.

    Mandy Wilson, a seventh-grade teacher at Briarcrest Christian School, is this week's Tennessee Lottery Educator of the Week.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: WREG.com

  • Election DayToday is Election Day, and Tennessee polls are open 7 a.m.

    Today is Election Day, and Tennessee polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Shelby County election officials say more than 180,000 people cast early ballots, more than a 52% increase from the 2022 election during early voting. We suggest looking up your polling place before you head out.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSources: FOX13 Memphis, WREG.com

  • County ClerkIf you're headed to a Shelby County Clerk's office, doors now open at 8:30 weekdays at every location.

    If you're headed to a Shelby County Clerk's office, doors now open at 8:30 weekdays at every location. County Clerk La-Sonya Hall said offices used to open at 8, 8:15, 8:30 or 9. WREG says all locations close at 4 p.m.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSources: FOX13 Memphis, WREG.com

  • Popovic rulingThe NCAA ruled on the Tigers' appeal two hours before Monday's opener.

    The NCAA ruled on the Tigers' appeal two hours before Monday's opener. Big man Nemanja Popovic was granted two years of eligibility, with a six-game withholding period.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: Daily Memphian

  • GrizzliesThe Grizzlies lost their first game of the season Monday night to the Pelicans, despite a 40-point effort from Ty Jerome.

    The Grizzlies lost their first game of the season Monday night to the Pelicans, despite a 40-point effort from Ty Jerome.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: Daily Memphian

  • OrpheumAlicia Keys' Hell's Kitchen will run March 16-21 at the Orpheum Theatre as part of the 2026-2027 Orpheum Broadway Season.

    Alicia Keys' Hell's Kitchen will run March 16-21 at the Orpheum Theatre as part of the 2026-2027 Orpheum Broadway Season. Tickets go on sale Fri., Nov. 6.

    News Notes · Tuesday’s editionSource: Action News 5