Collierville recently planned to overhaul its parking requirements for restaurants, in part because of McDonald's. The fast food restaurant was looking at a new location near Houston Levee Road and wanted to have more parking spaces than currently allowed. That request suddenly had the suburb rethinking its parking formula for restaurants across the board.

Today, suburbs reporter Abigail Warren joins editorial director Mary Cashiola to talk about why the suburb walked back the proposed changes and what will happen to the space restaurant Raven & Lily used to call home.

Plus:

• Memphs Business Academy football coach is charged in a drug conspiracy
• A federal agent fired a shot that wounded a suspect in front of the Cordova Corky's
• MATA's 90-day zero fare pilot program is set to begin
• A 201 Poplar inmate's death is possibly linked to pepper spray
• Partial funding has been announced for SNAP following a court filing
• The trial date has been pushed for two over the 2022 death of a jail inmate
• Memphis restaurants were recognized at a historic ceremony
• A Memphis gynecologist has been reindicted on more charges