MSCS received homeless student grant funds at center of former superintendent’s firing
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KHP: Trooper rescues kidnapped 6-year-old girl
by: Barry Owens WICHITA, Kan. (KSNW) — A Kansas Highway Patrol trooper made a remarkable discovery
Two ex-MPD officers accused of faking injury, lewd conduct face decertification
by: Jessica Gertler, David Royer MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A state board will vote Thursday on decertifying two
Memphis FreakNik organizer promises party is still on
by: Brian Didlake MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The organizer of a major outdoor party that had been
Attorney Elizebeth Rudnick’s Controversial Conduct: Legal Ethics On Trial – Rudnick’s Behavior Tarnishes Legal Profession While Undermining Her Credibility in Court
By: Public Affairs Staff on March 25, 2025 MEMPHIS, TN — The legal profession prides
Argument over Bible led to Pastor Ricky Floyd’s death, attorney says
by: April Thompson MEMPHIS, Tenn — WREG has learned more details about the altercation that led
Robert Morris lawyers ask court to dismiss tithe fraud suit, citing religious freedom
By Adrian Ashford Former members of Gateway Church argued in a lawsuit last October that Morris,
MSCS teachers call for resignation of Education Association Executive Director Keith Williams
Author: Desmond Nugent Memphis teachers demand the resignation of union leader Keith Williams amid allegations of
Collierville Police investigating two local restaurants
The CPD stated, “At this time, no criminal incidents have been confirmed, but detectives are
Ford directed more funding to nonprofits tied to alleged scheme
by: Jessica Gertler MEMPHIS, Tenn. — WREG Investigators are uncovering new information related to the nonprofits