Lawyers for teen in Ja Morant assault lawsuit withdraw from case
by: Courtney Anderson, Shay Simon MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The lawyers for the teen suing Memphis Grizzlies guard
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Mom can’t afford child’s prom dress after EBT card wiped clean
by: Melissa Moon MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A mother says she can’t afford to buy her daughter
The RiverBeat goes on, amid crime concerns
by: Alex Coleman MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The new RiverBeat Music Festival officially opened its doors Friday
Family racially attacked while looking at home for sale in Millington, police say
by: Lawrencia Grose, Courtney Anderson, Jessica Knox MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A navy veteran is accused of yelling racial
General Assembly makes Tennessee’s eviction laws tougher on tenants
BY: JACOB STEIMER, MLK50: JUSTICE THROUGH JOURNALISM State becomes even more landlord-friendly with new law and
From Expelled to Excelled: Family First Grantee Daughters of Zion Graduates 11 CNA Students in Touching Ceremony Especially for One Student
By: Staff, April 30, 2024 MEMPHIS – Pamela Smith, a 61-year-old Family First participant,
Apparent Israeli attack in Iran draws anti-aircraft fire as tensions high between Mideast rivals
Author: JON GAMBRELL (Associated Press) What appeared to be Israel’s first military response to Iran’s attack
Google to pay $62 million for tracking users without consent, according to lawsuit
by: Hamza Fahmy (KRON)—On Thursday, U.S. District Judge Edward Davila approved a final, multimillion-dollar settlement with
Former Atlanta Braves player hopes to be signed for 1 day to receive pension
By Simone McKenny and Gray News staff SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC/Gray News) – A former Atlanta Braves player is
Player loyalty puts Memphis Football in the drivers seat of a successful season
Author: Rachel Phillips With key guys returning, Memphis football have a great chance to win the