Gov. Lee grants executive clemency to more than 40 people
by: Jessica Barker NASHVILLE, Tenn. (WKRN) — Governor Bill Lee spent Friday morning calling the families
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Everything you need to know for Election Day in Tennessee, Arkansas and Mississippi
Author: Judy Black MEMPHIS, Tenn. — We’re a little less than a month from the state
International Paper announces additional cuts, including 4 factory closures
Author: Ben Wheeler Those four facilities include Cleveland, Tennessee; Kansas City, Missouri; Rockford, Illinois; and Statesville,
College football grades: Alabama gets an ‘F’ as Ole Miss, Clemson earn ‘A-‘ in Week 6 report card
By David Cobb Alabama suffered one of the most shocking losses in SEC history on Saturday when the
MPD: Woman deposits $25k worth of forged checks into bank account
by: Melissa Moon MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Police say a woman deposited $25,000 worth of forged checks
President Biden approves emergency declaration for Tennessee
by: Raven Moore MEMPHIS, Tenn. — FEMA announced on Saturday that federal disaster assistance is available
At least 15 dead after severe weather carves path of ruin across multiple states in the South
by: Associated Press VALLEY VIEW, Texas (AP) — Powerful storms killed at least 15 people, injured
General Assembly makes Tennessee’s eviction laws tougher on tenants
BY: JACOB STEIMER, MLK50: JUSTICE THROUGH JOURNALISM State becomes even more landlord-friendly with new law and
Local Students From Orange Mound, Collierville, Whitehaven, Hickory Hill, Frayser, and South Memphis Gather at Ruth’s Chris to Learn Financial Wisdom & the Stock Market
By: Shelby Morgan, Shelby County Observer April 23, 2024 MEMPHIS — In a groundbreaking
SNAP benefits backlog continues to impact families across Tennessee
By: Cierra Jordan MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Food stamp issues are starting to decline as officials