Houston Police Chief Art Acevedo says authorities don’t believe Friday morning’s explosion was intentional though a criminal investigation is underway.
For hours Friday, protesters stood at the Mississippi State Capitol in Jackson vowing their voices would be heard, rallying for change at the Mississippi Department of Corrections.
While health officials around the world are on high alert working to learn more about the 2019 Novel Coronavirus, a deadly virus with two confirmed cases in the United States, local health officials say residents should be concerned about influenza.
A museum official says some 85,000 artifacts that tell the story of the Chinese migration to the United States may have been lost in a fire in Manhattan’s Chinatown.
We’re taking a look at some of this week’s biggest business headlines impacting the Mid-South with Greg Akers, Editor-in-Chief of the Memphis Business Journal.
While Judge Michael believes public perception of the Shelby County court is getting better, he used part of Friday’s State of the Court Address to urge staff and advocates to continue community outreach for the court.
It’s something that many parents may be familiar with --- their kid hates reading or may have anxiety about it. But can that anxiety impact whether they become proficient readers?
While the Tennessee Vols are preparing for their SEC/BIG 12 showdown at third-ranked Kansas this weekend, UT Head Coach Rick Barnes is celebrating the news one of his top recruits is now a McDonald’s All-American.
Another high scoring victory as the Hustle down the Delaware Blue Coats 138 to 121 behind a career-best 40 points from Memphis Grizzlies two-way player Yuta Watanabe.
One of the most congested roads for Mid-South truckers is about to get a major facelift. TDOT is moving ahead with plans to widen a stretch of Lamar Avenue.
