University of Memphis launches University Crime Information Center
By Griffin DeMarrais MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – A new investment by the University of Memphis looks
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Gov. Lee speaks on Memphis’ gun control referendum after county commission sides with city over election cut
By Joyce Peterson and Lydian Coombs MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – On Monday, Shelby County leaders officially sided with
Federal trial begins for former officers charged in Tyre Nichols case
by: Deja Davis, Megan Fayard UPDATE, 5 p.m.: The judge has named 40 potential witnesses. Eight jurors have
MATA spent millions on trolleys before service halted
by: Jessica Gertler MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A recent decision to suspend downtown trolley services comes shortly
Commissioners vote against funding emergency jail repairs
by: Brian Didlake MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Emergency repairs for Shelby County’s jail have been delayed as
NFL Week 1 grades: 49ers earn ‘A’ for blowout win over Jets; Bengals, Browns both receive ‘F’ for ugly losses
By John Breech Welcome to the Week 1 grades. The 2024 NFL season is off and running and
Veronica Brown And Shelby County Health Department Under Fire for Retaliation: Accused of Leading Retaliatory Campaign Against Whistleblower in Federal Lawsuit
By Staff: Investigative Report on September 9, 2024 MEMPHIS, TN—— In a damning
Lock… Loaded …Licensed! Family First Grantee Daughters of Zion Steps Up its Effort for Low-Income Individuals to Achieve Certified Nursing Assistant Status
Staff on August 27, 2024 MEMPHIS, TN —— Since January 2023, Daughters of Zion graduated
Noah Lyles wrote the check with his mouth. At the Olympics, his feet cashed it
By Marcus Thompson II SAINT-DENIS, France — Once again, Noah Lyles didn’t get out of the blocks well.
State Sen. Brent Taylor is seeking to oust DA Mulroy. The move is rooted in misinformation
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