One person shot at Germantown intersection
by: Deja Davis MEMPHIS, Tenn. — One person is in the hospital recovering after being shot
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Local vendors welcome customers on Small Business Saturday
by: Quametra Wilborn MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Thousands of shoppers are expected to hit the roadways this
City of Memphis Councilman JB Smiley and Councilwoman Jerri Green Assault On Free Speech Over More For Memphis
Public Affairs Staff on December 1, 2024 MEMPHIS, TN —— Memphis City Council meetings are
DA’s office granted writs for attempted murder suspects released without bond
by: Raven Moore MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office has been granted emergency
MATA’S Missteps: Economic impact of transit troubles
by: Zaneta Lowe MEMPHIS, Tenn. — It’s the morning of Halloween and workers at Magnolia and
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.
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
“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