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More Memphians are working from the office and more offices anticipate opening by the end of June as compared to responses to a similar question in January, according to the latest Memphis Power Poll results released Thursday. The Power Poll is a monthly survey sent to more than 425 influential business, political, nonprofit and cultural leaders in the Bluff City. The poll is presented by The Commercial Appeal and sponsored by BlueCross BlueShield of Tennessee and DVL Seigenthaler - Finn Partners. The April Power Poll focused on several different topics in the news recently. The April Memphi...

Power Poll results: Memphis leaders sound off Dann Miller, Memphis Commercial Appeal © Ariel Cobbert/The Commercial Appeal RN Gisela Bunch administers the vaccine for COVID-19 to CVI outreach coordinator Lynde Sain at Methodist Le Bonheur Germantown Hospital in Germantown, Tenn., on Thursday, Dec. 17, 2021. The first doses of the COVID-19 vaccine were administered this week and Memphians are looking forward to getting it as soon as possible, according to the latest Memphis Power Poll results released Thursday. The Power Poll is a monthly survey sent to more than 425 influen...

As COVID-19 vaccines inch closer to widespread availability, Austin-area community leaders are eager to sign up to get vaccinated, according to results of the latest Statesman Power Poll. Most responding Power Poll members said they would get the vaccine and plan to scale back social gatherings during the holidays. But they were more split on whether to reopen schools for in-person instruction in the spring. The Statesman Power Poll surveys influential leaders in the Central Texas community every month about local and national topics. More than 800 members were surveyed, and more than 200 p...

Support canceling 2021 Mardi Gras season parades Are willing to wear face masks for another 100 days Look forward to getting inoculated - but would not pay good cash money to jump the line for vaccinations. That's what we found in this week's survey, amid moves to scrap or postpone parades in Jefferson and Orleans parishes, President-elect Joe Biden's call for 100 days of masking and the prospect of COVID-19 inoculations. Four out of five respondents said we should not have parades. "If Mardi Gras was the ultimate superspreader for our community [in early 2020] and the pandemic is at...

Thieves. deputies say they caught the shirtless duo driving an suv with a power poll strapped to the top. this happened in jacksonville. you can see the metal poll is kind of several times the length of the vehicle thinking for a dangerous drive. the associated press obtained a police report that an officer noticed a light poll missing and spotted those guys with that poll. investigators say one suspect claimed he was moving it because it was near traffic. a database shows the suspect sold scrap metal six dozen times this year alone. happier news for one woman affected by the hurricane. tiffan...