High-profile Visit: New Tennessee SBA Deputy District Director, Patrick Rodriguez Meets with Dr. Gerald Kiner at Daughters of Zion
By: Staff SBA Deputy District Director of the Tennessee District Office, Patrick Rodriguez, visited Daughters
County News
Germantown slapped with lawsuit after water crisis
by: April Thompson GERMANTOWN, Tenn. — The City of Germantown was hit with a lawsuit over
Thomas Tuggle wins race for DeSoto County sheriff
by: Bria Jones DESOTO COUNTY, Miss. — Tuesday night was a historic night with Thomas Tuggle
‘Master-slave mentality’: Former MPD recruit speaks out about resignation
by: Jordan James MEMPHIS, Tenn. — As the Department of Justice investigates the Memphis Police Department,
Recent smash-and-grabs prompt MPD camera integration program
by: Maurice Miller, Quametra Wilborn MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Police are hoping business owners will help fight
Feds open civil rights investigation against Memphis Police Department
by: David Royer, Associated Press MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The United States Department of Justice has opened an
Man claims Memphis Police officer raped him during traffic stop, files lawsuit
by: Bria Jones MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Amid a federal investigation into the Memphis Police Department, a
A Small-Town Paper Lands a Very Big Story
By: Paige Williams Bruce Willingham, fifty-two years a newspaperman, owns and publishes the McCurtain Gazette, in McCurtain
Zach Randolph talks Memphis rap scene, Grizzlies’ future
By: FOX13 Memphis News Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Former Grizzlies star Zach Randolph co-hosted an
Not So Secret Beach: Hundreds flock to party at “Wolf River Beach”
By: Cierra Jordan MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Low water levels on the Wolf River have revived