The Commercial Appeal
The Commercial Appeal, often referred to as the Memphis Commercial Appeal, is a daily newspaper serving Memphis, Tennessee, and the nearby metropolitan area. It is currently owned by Gannett Company. Previously, it was owned by the E. W. Scripps Company, which also published the now-defunct afternoon newspaper, the Memphis Press-Scimitar, before it was discontinued in 1983.
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1 day ago |
commercialappeal.com | Jonah Dylan
The Memphis Showboats have a 4-16 record in two seasons in the United Football League, consistently ranking last in the league. Despite low attendance, the Showboats are expected to return for the 2026 season, largely due to financial support from FedEx.In two seasons of the United Football League, the Memphis Showboats have gone a dismal 4-16. No team has been as bad as the Showboats in the two years of the league.
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2 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Jonah Dylan
The 12-team College Football Playoff format remains for 2025, but expansion is likely. The Group of Five conferences could potentially get two teams in a 16-team playoff, but it's unlikely. The College Football Playoff still will have 12 teams in 2025. Other than that? No one seems to know. College football leaders have been discussing potential formats for the playoff, but there has not yet been a consensus as the 2025 season gets closer. There almost certainly will be expansion.
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3 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Jonah Dylan
Will that field include 2025 Masters champion Rory McIlroy? Though McIlroy is the No. 2-ranked golfer in the world and is beloved by fans, there's a chance he won't be involved in the first leg of the FedExCup playoffs. There are a few reasons to believe McIlroy might not play in the Memphis event, and it starts with what he said last year. "I’ll probably not play the first playoff event in Memphis," McIlroy told The Telegraph last November.
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4 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Neil Strebig
The NAACP is calling for the immediate shutdown of xAI's facilities in Memphis due to environmental and health concerns, particularly impacting Black communities. They criticize the Shelby County Health Department and MLGW for lack of transparency and prioritizing xAI over residents. MLGW maintains they cannot deny service to xAI and have been transparent about the project, sharing public fact sheets and holding town halls.
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4 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Katie Nixon
Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed House Bill 1200, known as "Savanna's Law", on May 21 in honor of 22-year-old Robertson County Sheriff’s Deputy Savanna Puckett. The new law will create a registry at the Tennessee Bureau of Investigation for people convicted of a second and subsequent domestic violence offense and make offender information public.
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