Tennessee sued by nonprofit, residents over SNAP benefit ‘systemic failures’
by Sydney Keller, Johnny Maffei NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WZTV) — A lawsuit filed by a Tennessee-based nonprofit alleges
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Memphis middle school students walk out of class in support of superintendent
By: Carolyn Cerda MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Dozens of students at a Memphis middle school walked
COGIC moving convocation out of Memphis again, bishop says
by: Shay Arthur, David Royer MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Church of God In Christ will move its
Daughters of Zion Empowers CNA Aspirants and Dreamers in Shelby County
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Shelby Co. commissioners vote in favor of no-confidence resolution for MSCS Board
By Imani Williams, Bria Bolden and Action News 5 Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The Shelby County Commission voted
MPD: Man creates counterfeit checks online; deposits over $14k in bank
by: Melissa Moon MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man is accused of depositing two forged checks he
MPD shuts down car ‘slideshow’ in Hickory Hill
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Tennessee governor would use National Guard for Trump deportation plan
by Sam Stockard / Tennessee Lookout Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee confirmed Wednesday for the first
Civil rights atty. Carlos Moore suspended from practicing law in Mississippi for one year
By Lydian Coombs GRENADA, Miss. (WMC) – The Supreme Court of Mississippi Bar Complaint Tribunal has