Tennessee prepares for heavy rain, strong winds brought by Hurricane Isaias
By: Cassandra Stephenson Hurricane Isaias is expected to bring periods of heavy rain and wind
Year: 2026
Tenn. Republicans: Legislature to investigate other execution methods after failed lethal injections
By: Cassandra Stephenson Republican leaders in Tennessee’s legislature say they will investigate the reliability of
Nashville court rules state must preserve all records from botched Tennessee execution
Lawyers for death row inmate Christa Pike say she is awake, “confused” and “angry” at
Daughters of Zion and William and Johnson Career College Hosts First CNA Orientation, Championing Inclusive Education and Career Opportunities
Shelby County Observer Community Affairs Staff on October 14, 2026 MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE — Daughters
Memphis residents question soaring MLGW utility bills
By: Jared Thomas MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Thousands of people in Memphis are trying to
Polo Isn’t a Hurricane Anymore — But Its Leftover Moisture Is Heading Straight for Us
By Addison Bentley MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) -While conditions across the Mid-South have stayed relatively quiet
Beale Street businesses ride out Memphis law enforcement surge
Local elected officials hold disparate views of National Guard deployment, Memphis Safe Task Force By:
Christian Brothers University will be changing their athletic affiliation from NCAA D2 to NAIA
By: Evan Hayes Christian Brothers University will be changing its athletic affiliation from NCAA Division
Family of driver fatally shot by Memphis police files $35M wrongful death lawsuit
By Joel Moore MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The family of Timothy Cook has filed a
Leaders discuss development of hot mix asphalt plant in East Collierville
By Lydian Coombs COLLIERVILLE, Tenn. (WMC) – Leaders of the Town of Collierville met Monday