Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 29th of September.
Good morning, Memphis.
🎓 Education
Memphis' only HBCU has reached its highest enrollment in five years with over 950 students registered for the fall semester.
LeMoyne-Owen College's president, Dr. Christopher Davis, will explain the factors behind this growth.
Residents in Shelby and Fayette Counties can access new online training programs offering free, industry-recognized Google Professional Certificates and career credentials.
Terika Hughes (assistant vice president of Workforce Initiatives) and Dr. Eddie Baker at Southwest Tennessee Community College say the program will boost local workforce skills.
🏛️ Government
The Shelby County property assessor warned that empty office buildings in downtown Memphis could cost taxpayers more money as vacant properties lower potential city revenue.
The alert came Monday, underscoring concerns about the long-term impact on municipal finances.
🏥 Health
A new study in Memphis found a possible link between urban heat and recovery after surgery.
Researchers say warmer temperatures—measured in the city—might slow healing for patients.
📰 Real Estate
According to Zillow, new homebuyers in Memphis will pay around $700 more monthly than average renters.
The analysis, updated today, shows a rising cost trend in the local housing market & points to broader affordability challenges.
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