South Memphis residents speak out against expansion of Elon Musk's xAI
South Memphis residents of the Boxtown Neighborhood Association voiced concerns over the xAI facility and potential greywater ...
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FedExForum renovations could last up to a decade, Memphis mayor says. Here's the latest
FedExForum renovations could last up to ten years, Memphis Mayor Paul Young told the Memphis City Council Tuesday afternoon ...
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‘The next bright light’: Youth discuss community problems with city leaders
Crime and mental health are just a few problems impacting our youth across Shelby County. While city and county officials are ...
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City leaders team up to host community forum
The task force is comprised of multiple agencies including the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI), Tennessee Bureau of ...
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Everything we know about xAI's planned wastewater facility in Memphis, from timeline to cost
Elon Musk's xAI seeks to build an $80 million wastewater treatment facility in South Memphis. The Memphis City Council ...
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Elon Musk's xAI looks to buy land from City of Memphis for wastewater treatment plant
The City of Memphis and xAI may be brokering a land deal soon. On Tuesday, Memphis City Council will weigh in on a deal that ...
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City Council to take final vote on gun control, discuss $10 million budget moves
Most of the budget amendment would come from city reserves and includes $5 million for the Memphis Area Transit Authority.
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Memphis City Council votes 'yes' on gun referendum
After a unanimous 10-0 vote, the proposed gun referendum has passed in the Memphis City Council. Trump says US will 'take ...
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Memphis City Council delays voting on land purchase agreement with xAI
On Tuesday, Memphis City Council members voted to delay a vote on a land-purchase agreement with xAI for 13 acres south of T.E. Maxson wastewater treatment plant. xAI wants to use the land for its ...
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MATA hopes trolleys can return this summer; Memphis City Council skeptical of more funding
Memphis Area Transit Authority interim CEO John Lewis expects the Downtown trolleys to be back online by "late summer," he ...
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City councilmembers skeptical of xAI's attempt to build wastewater facility
"There are a lot of other issues with this xAI facility, but the silver lining could be this water treatment plant," she explained. However, south Memphis residents remain skeptical about any new ...
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Governor’s budget includes millions for Memphis Zoo, Downtown safety
Gov. Bill Lee’s inclusion of a proposed Downtown safety program comes as the city has embarked on a plan for hardening ...