Court officially declares University of Miss. student Jimmie ‘Jay’ Lee dead
by: Deja Davis, Brian Didlake OXFORD, Tenn. — The University of Mississippi student, Jimmie “Jay” Lee, has
Month: November 2024
Trump says Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy will head a new ‘Department of Government Efficiency’
By David Ingram and Vaughn Hillyard Trump made the announcement on social media, fulfilling a campaign promise to
Ethics Concerns Surround Raven Chandler: Sanctions Possible
By: Legal Affairs Staff on November 12, 2024 Memphis, TN – Attorney Raven Chandler, with
Vanishing Black Farmers: Grassroot efforts, podcast hope to bring Black producers back to the farm
By Kelli Cook MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – This summer, more than 43,000 Black farmers received their
Malco wants to put up fence outside Downtown parking lot due to ‘increased crime’ in recent years
By Bria Bolden MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Will a fence help keep crooks out of the
Memphis Grizzlies issue medical update on Ja Morant’s injury
By: Tammy Castany According to the update, Morant will be evaluated on a week-to-week basis.
Shelby Co. Commission set to propose three-year contract with City of Memphis for fire services in Cordova area
By: Desmond Nugent The three-year contract would cost approximately $1.5 million to provide fire services
Harriet Tubman posthumously named a general in Veterans Day ceremony
By: Associated Press Tubman escaped slavery in 1849 and then established the Underground Railroad to
Tomeka Hart Wigginton named new President and CEO of United Way of the Mid-South
By: Kim Chaney She succeeds Rev. Kenneth S. Robinson, M.D., who announced his retirement in
Christian Brothers University makes more cuts as it prepares to emerge from finance-related probation
By: Kim Chaney CBU officials said the latest cuts are expected to position the school