Kyle Veazey, Commercial Appeal

Kyle Veazey

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Memphis, TN, United States

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Resetting the city's financial picture, Ikea breaks ground, more on Haslam's plan

In remarks to new City Council members Thursday, finance director Brian Collins spoke of the new normal. → Read More

Roland doubles down, a big victory for Alexander, fundraisers planned

The County Commission chairman said he received dozens of calls or emails in support of what he said in Wednesday's First Word about Muslims and Donald Trump. → Read More

Roland on Trump, Wharton exit interview, diagnosing the housing market

Said the County Commission chairman: "Not all Muslims are terrorists, but all the terrorists have been Muslim." → Read More

Keeping an eye on Strickland's appointments, what the Vanderbilt Poll says about Tennesseans

Doug McGowen is joining Jim Strickland's administration as COO. → Read More

Ramsey joins lawmakers calling for Cheek’s resignation

Students at the University of Tennessee have started an online petition in support of Chancellor Jimmy Cheek amid calls for his resignation over a university directive that suggested faculty and staff holiday parties should not be “a Christmas party in disguise.” → Read More

Ramsey joins lawmakers calling for Cheek’s resignation

Students at the University of Tennessee have started an online petition in support of Chancellor Jimmy Cheek amid calls for his resignation over a university directive that suggested faculty and staff holiday parties should not be “a Christmas party in disguise.” → Read More

An insider's view of Strickland's campaign strategy, a visitor from San Antonio, meeting Mike Norvell

Jim Strickland's strategist/ad man explored his campaign in a recent trade publication article. → Read More

Potential local presidential delegates, money moves in Nashville, judicial political rules changing

Tennessee's presidential primary is now less than three months from taking place -- March 1, 2016. → Read More

Recapping a busy City Council day, Kasich visits Memphis, significance of U of M board news

A 13-hour day at City Hall boiled down into tidbits of what you need to know. → Read More

The politics of Liberty Bowl 'improvements,' Kasich in town, Sammons back to airport?

The proposed $4.8 million in improvements to the Liberty Bowl will be discussed today, but it's not a simple move. → Read More

City Council to discuss $4.8 million in Liberty Bowl improvements

A resolution “allocating $4.8 million to Liberty Bowl improvements” is among the items that the Memphis City Council will discuss at Tuesday’s executive session. No further details were listed on the council’s schedule. → Read More

Six stories you may have missed

First Word took a week at the beach, and is just now catching up. Maybe you missed some stories, too? → Read More

Hillary Clinton touts economic message in Memphis

Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton delivered an economy-focused message during a campaign stop at Memphis' LeMoyne-Owen College Friday afternoon. → Read More

New-look Memphis City Council set after Thursday’s runoffs

The new-look Memphis City Council's average age will be 46, it will have 10 men and three women, and it will have seven blacks and six whites. → Read More

Takeaways from Thursday's election, Clinton visits Memphis today

Compared to a year ago, the whole landscape of Memphis government has changed. → Read More

Guide to today's City Council runoffs, Luttrell-County Commission battle intensifies, details of Halbert's suit, Casada doubles down

All you need to know about the last election of the year, plus Mark Luttrell and the County Commission take it up a notch. → Read More

Five Memphis City Council seats remain up for grabs in Thursday’s runoff elections

Voters in five of Memphis' seven City Council districts will have the opportunity to head to the polls Thursday, where they'll encounter the simplest ballot possible: one race, two candidates. → Read More

Halbert suit seeks suspension of filling clerk’s job, runoff vote between her and Robilio

Wanda Halbert's lawsuit in Chancery Court seeks to suspend the placement of Kay Robilio in the City Court Clerk's job and wants a runoff election. → Read More

Rounding up the City Council's actions, Halbert's lawsuit, Clinton's visit, state lawmaker proposes rounding up refugees

The City Council gave an OK to the Raleigh Springs project, mow-to-own was approved, and the body has a new chairman. → Read More

Hillary Clinton coming to Lemoyne-Owen College Friday

Details have been confirmed for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign visit to Memphis. → Read More