Man shot outside Memphis church during car theft identified as pastor, family says
By: Lakiya Scott MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Family members told FOX13 a pastor was shot at
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‘Losing faith and hope’ | Memphians share concerns regarding unusually high MLGW bills
By: Zaria Oates “I get a notification yesterday about my current bill being now $1,246
Enthusiastic Students Flock to Tennessee Department of Human Services, Family First Grantee – Daughters of Zion, for CNA Enrollment Orientation
By Jodi Foster on February 26, 2024 Memphis, Tenn— Continuing their success from 2023 as
Daughters of Zion’s Homeless Food Truck Launches’ War Against Hunger and Homelessness’ in Shelby County, Tennessee
“Most food trucks drive past the homeless, our food trucks are looking for the homeless.”
World premiere of ‘Harriet Tubman Oratorio’ takes place at Cannon Center
Author: Gus Carrington, Devin Wood A collaboration between Memphis Symphony Orchestra, the National Civil Rights Museum,
‘Chopped’ champ Chef Tam closing Memphis restaurant
by: Melissa Moon MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis culinary legend and Food Network Chopped Champion Chef Tam
Rampant crime creating a big problem for small businesses and the Memphis economy
by: Jessica Gertler MEMPHIS, Tenn — Telisa Franklin said she chose to open her business Flowers
Bill would restrict permitless carry in some TN counties
by: Zaneta Lowe MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The senseless gun violence plaguing our neighborhoods is exactly why
Court documents show man charged in deadly crime spree was let out on bond multiple times
https://www.actionnews5.com/video/2024/02/13/court-documents-show-man-charged-deadly-crime-spree-was-let-out-bond-multiple-times/
MSCS to announce new Superintendent, sources say
By Joel Griffin Moore MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) – After several interviews and vettings, the school board