Arrest made after fight leads to gun being drawn at Memphis Zoo
1 charged, another cited after argument escalates during ‘Tennessee Tuesday’ By Shayna Norwood, Michaela Redmond,
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Former IKEA property sold to new-to-Memphis retailer
By Jacob Gallant MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The former IKEA property in Cordova has been
Trump’s approval rating in Tennessee stays negative. Here’s the latest
By: Jordan Green, Memphis Commercial Appeal President Donald Trump’s approval ratings remain low in Tennessee,
Latin Music Clears $542 Million at Mid-Year as Vinyl Sales Explode
The RIAA’s mid-year report shows for a 13th straight mid-year gain for the genre. By:
15 Youth Participate in Camp Covenant Adventures Outing at Bass Pro Shops
Daughters of Zion launches inclusive recreational initiative with outdoor exploration visit to the Pyramid
From Open House to Open Doors: Daughters of Zion and William and Johnson Career College Bring Career Pathways to Avon Lenox High School
By the Shelby County Observer Education & Community Affairs Staff September 29, 2026 | Memphis,
Health dept. lists Shelby Co.’s top air polluters in pitch to raise fines for emission violations
By Lydian Coombs SpaceXAI ranked 28th despite ongoing scrutiny from environmental activists MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC)
Community gathers at Tom Lee Park to support annual St. Jude Walk
By Shayna Norwood MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The annual St. Jude Walk Memphis returned at
Memphis begins sewer construction downtown, closing streets through September 30
By Jared Thomas MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The City of Memphis is installing new sanitary
Judge set to hear oral arguments for MSCS takeover lawsuit
By Joel Moore MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – A judge is set to hear oral arguments