FedEx confirms ‘small number’ of layoffs
by: David Royer MEMPHIS, Tenn. — FedEx is laying off some workers, the company confirmed late
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Unsolicited Order by Katherine Fraizer Sparks Calls for Sanction in Federal Court Case
By: Legal Affairs Staff on November 14, 2024 MEMPHIS, TN—— In a move
Four Nigerian Citizens sentenced in investment and romance scams in West Tennessee and U.S.
By: Kim Chaney Prosecutors said one victim in West Tennessee lost more than $400,000 to
Memphis City Council plans to add pressure to state lawmakers by pushing gun legislation change
By: Desmond Nugent City of Memphis council members are making plans for an ordinance to
Memphis City Council declines permit for new high school in Cordova
By Action News 5 Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – The Memphis City Council has denied the
Crime not No. 1 concern among Whitehaven residents, town hall reveals. So, what is?
By Joyce Peterson and Lydian Coombs MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – Shelby County Commissioner Edmund Ford Junior hosted a
Two more charged with deputies in jail drug smuggling case
by: David Royer, Shay Arthur MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man and woman, one of whom is an
Court officially declares University of Miss. student Jimmie ‘Jay’ Lee dead
by: Deja Davis, Brian Didlake OXFORD, Tenn. — The University of Mississippi student, Jimmie “Jay” Lee, has
Ethics Concerns Surround Raven Chandler: Sanctions Possible
By: Legal Affairs Staff on November 12, 2024 Memphis, TN – Attorney Raven Chandler, with
Vanishing Black Farmers: Grassroot efforts, podcast hope to bring Black producers back to the farm
By Kelli Cook MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – This summer, more than 43,000 Black farmers received their