Stephanie Yates and her family thought they ordered the perfect granite headstone for her brother. That is until it was delivered and the cemetery rejected it, refusing to place it at her brother’s gravesite.
The boy's family says the priest refused to apologize and instead attempted to justify his actions. However, he later said he regrets the mistake in a statement released by the archdiocese.
In September 2017, Zach Adams was sentenced to life in prison without the chance of parole plus 50 years for kidnapping, raping and murdering 20-year-old Bobo in 2011.
Public health officials said Tuesday there is a confirmed, downward trend of COVID-19 infections in the county. But they know as schools have started and are starting back in-person in the county, there will likely be an uptick in cases.
Tuesday the Shelby County Health Department announced “close contact” businesses like hair salons, barber shops and nail salons could receive a $2,000 grant to help cover expenses related to COVID-19 cleaning and social distancing protocols.
A Mid-South coroner is making headlines this week through a now-viral Facebook post in which he questioned the number of deaths reported from COVID-19, saying they’re not only “misleading,” but causing “unnecessary fear.”
Technology is helping millions of students across the country continue their education while a pandemic is still in full effect. But technology can be a pain, and issues are inevitable.
Maintenance projects are underway at Health Sciences Park, but there are still no immediate plans to relocate the graves of a Confederate general and his wife that have been at the center of controversy for years.
ESPN has reported concern from athletic officials over players who have recovered from COVID-19 but experienced significant heart issues as a possible long-term side effect of the infection.
Pastor Walter Womack, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference Memphis chapter, said Tuesday Memphis has a well-known crime problem, and in order to fight the violence the city must taken an open-minded approach to recruiting qualified officers.
Severe symptoms still appear rare among those kids infected, making up less than 2% of hospitalizations. However, at least 90 children have died from the disease.
