Fewer buses = more poverty and more crime, expert says
by: April Thompson MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Area Transit Authority’s cuts are cutting into people’s livelihoods.
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Construction workers dragged out of house at gunpoint; suspects in custody
by: Megan Fayard, Mike Suriani MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Ten construction workers were dragged out of a Bethel
Locksmith lured to vacant home and killed; family wants Israeli man’s death investigated as a hate crime
by: Shay Arthur MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Loved ones are calling for answers after a 21-year-old was
Hurley rips refs after late foul call as No. 2 UConn falls to Memphis
By: ESPN News Services LAHAINA, Hawaii — Dan Hurley fell. So did UConn. Hurley, the often
Huskies Drop OT Thriller To Memphis In Maui Opener
LAHAINA, Hawaii – The No. 2 UConn men’s basketball team (4-1) suffered its first setback of
“The Perfect Storm For Corruption”: Michalyn Easter-Thomas and Memphis City Council Fast-Track Taxpayer-Funded Scheme- “Tell Shelby County That They Need To Go Ahead And Get It Done Next Week”
Public Affairs Staff on November 25, 2024 Memphis, TN – Memphis City Council Advances More
‘Weak as a kitten’s meow’: Sen. Taylor criticizes Steve Mulroy, DA’s Office
by: Brian Didlake MEMPHIS, Tenn. — “Ill-informed and unfair” are the words District Attorney Steve Mulroy
Cooper Rush, Cowboys Stun NFL Fans with Wild Upset Win vs. Jayden Daniels, Commanders
By: Timothy Rapp The Dallas Cowboys beat the Washington Commanders, 34-26, on Sunday. That sentence,
Lawyers meet to discuss self-defense argument ahead of Ja Morant’s civil case
By: Cierra Jordan MEMPHIS, Tenn. – There will be at least one more hearing this
DA Mulroy’s office responds after Tennessee senator speaks out again on bond hearing decision
By: Jeremy Pierre MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A Tennessee state senator is speaking out again against