Homeless man gets new lease on life thanks to Memphis group
by: Alex Coleman MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Overton Park in Midtown is probably not the place you
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59 church leaders graduate from MPD’s Clergy Academy
by: Ashley Paul MEMPHIS, Tenn. — There was a celebration at the Memphis Police Department Thursday
Mayor seeking funding for brand new high school in Frayser
By Joel Griffin Moore and Kelli Cook MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Memphis Shelby County schools has plans to
Group calls for change, transparency in MSCS superintendent search
by: Jordan James MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Local organizations call for transparency while the search for Memphis-Shelby
TN Republican Rep. resigns after investigation finds he violated discrimination and harassment policy
Author: WBIR Staff The subcommittee has not released what details were in the complaint. NASHVILLE,
Tennessee House approves $350 million grant to improve FedExForum, Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium
Author: Jackson Brown The grant was part of Gov. Bill Lee’s proposed state budget, and is
More than 4,000 MLGW customers experience widespread power outages caused by on and off storms
Author: Rya Wooten If you are experiencing a loss of power and need to report an
Here’s who’s headlining Mempho Fest in September
Author: Jackson Brown Memphis’ second large music fest returns to the Botanic Gardens from September 29
MSCS Superintendent finalist drops out, 2 more finalists announced including new internal prospect
Author: Jackson Brown Brenda Cassellius removed herself as a candidate for the role Tuesday, the MSCS
Shelby Co. DA shares concerns about Downtown curfew initiative’s priorities
By Walter Murphy MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy says he was