Think before you flush | City of Memphis urges public to avoid flushing items that can clog sewers
Author: Tammy Castany Although some products are labeled as ‘flushable,’ the City of Memphis warns that
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Judge denies preliminary injunction to reinstate Dr. Feagins as MSCS Superintendent
By: FOX13 Memphis News Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A Shelby County judge denied a preliminary
Shelby County Commission approves term limits for Memphis school board
By: Melissa Brown The Shelby County Commission has again delayed a vote on a contentious
White House freezes $108m in funds to Duke University over affirmative action
Trump administration says North Carolina school violated Civil Rights Act by using racial preferences in
Jeremy ‘Prison Bae’ Meeks Says He’s Been Celibate for Almost 3 Years: ‘I’m Not Being Distracted’
By: Jaelani Turner-Williams Model and actor Jeremy Meeks, best known for his viral mugshot in 2011, has taken
Doctors weigh in on how to prevent tragedy after Bolton HS football player dies from heat stroke
By: Mandy Hrach MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A Bolton High School football player has died after
A/C issues remain a big concern as students return to classes
By: Mandy Hrach MEMPHIS, Tenn. – It’s back to school for 110,000 students within Memphis-Shelby
Raising Cane’s to open in Cordova
By Rose Johnson CORDOVA, Tenn. (WMC) – Popular chicken finger food chain, Raising Cane’s, will open
Suspect in family’s quadruple homicide in Northwest Tennessee captured
By Lydian Coombs JACKSON, Tenn. (WMC) – The suspect accused of murdering four family members in
Tennesseans have two weeks left to apply for federal assistance for April storms, FEMA says
Author: Terrance Davis The deadline to apply for assistance with the Federal Emergency Management Agency is