A new 46-foot tall 40-foot wide sign made of vinyl mesh panels and scaffolding would read, “We Have No Time for Things with No Soul.”

“I told them to get into a kneeling position, my sons did but my daughter and sister didn’t and they had to go. So I did what I had to do.”

75-year-old Darrell Hopper was last seen Tuesday, May 4 at around 3 p.m. in the 5000 block of Snowden Run Cove in DeSoto County.

Davis has made history as the first female to lead the Memphis Police Department.

The Memphis Police Department is ramping up in recruitment.

Dozens of hot air balloons featuring Darth Vader, Yoda, and Elvis will be released.

At least five Nesbit, Mississippi homeowners were faced with an influx of raw sewage at around 2 a.m. Monday.

The proposal would ban public schools from teaching students about systemic racism, including suggestions that some people are inherently privileged.

A Collierville teen has been reported missing after leaving her home Saturday night without permission.

Raised speed tables are still being planned for the remodeled area.

The pipeline would stretch forty-nine miles through several Memphis neighborhoods and parts of North Mississippi.

Family, friends and community members came together to remember one of the community’s youngest, 10-year-old Kamari Reed.

Two high school students, one at Walnut Ridge and the other at Hoxie, thought they were in trouble, but they were surprised with new vehicles.

The store has a modern aesthetic with a custom-built, fully automated, dog washing machine with flea-resistant spray and blow dryer.

WMC Action New 5′s Joe Birch was selected as king of the parade in 2019 and made a special appearance again Saturday.

The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in finding a missing 11-year-old girl.

On Tuesday, Memphis City Council will vote on ordinance number 5782, which would make installing an oil pipeline in Memphis have to go through several steps before being approved.

This year's line-up includes performances by Vivica A. Fox, Eddie Griffin and Michael Blackson.

Baptist Memorial Hospital-DeSoto is hosting its annual Baby Fair Saturday for expecting mothers and this year’s fair is a drive-thru event.

Luckily, police say no one was hurt, but investigators say the fire was intentionally set.

The food that’s grown in the garden will be donated to those in need.

They say home is where the heart is, but for Betty Isom, this home means much more.

It’s an initiative to provide free space for residents to grow their own food and nurture a healthy lifestyle.

The Emergency Rental & Utility Assistance Program can pay up to 12 months of owed rent and utilities to those affected by COVID-19.

The community gardens were reestablished by Mayor Lee Harris last year. On Friday, the 2021 planting season kicked off.

The company said starting wage for entry light-industrial jobs is $16.14 per hour.

In an effort to make a difference in the community, the students created signs and posters that reflect their beliefs of love, unity, anti-violence, and anti-hate.

The Tennessee Department of Human Services opened its new location today in Raleigh on Stage Road.

City Councilman JB Smiley, Jr. will present an ordinance May 4 to ban landlords and property owners from leaving evicted tenants’ personal items on the street following an eviction.

A bill that would allow school districts to tell students about the availability of free feminine hygiene products on campus was signed into law Thursday.

Overton Park in Memphis says it’s still on track for reopening this fall.

There’s a twin bill playing at Malco’s Summer Avenue Drive-In that you’ll find for one day only, this Saturday, May 1.

A resolution passed by the Shelby County Commission is a step in making sure citizens receive proper treatment during a mental health crisis.

An 80-year-old Southside man reported missing since Saturday has been found safe in Illinois.

At issue is the Scott Street Bridge which connects to the elevated portion of Poplar Avenue near Midtown.

Restaurants hit hard by the pandemic can apply for their share of more than $28 billion in grant money.

The Shelby County Fire Department has launched a first-of-its-kind program that will help adults experiencing a mental health crisis.

Projects include a $500 million outpatient clinic and doctors’ office and a new $100 million patient family housing facility.

A fixture in Memphis soul food will be featured on the TODAY show Tuesday morning.

City leaders want to hear about your experience with housing discrimination.

CuddleCot systems include a cooling pad and insulated attachment, which provide cooler temperatures to preserve the baby’s condition.

Malco Theaters in Arkansas, Kentucky and Germantown, TN is reopening this month.

For 15 years, the Memphis ministry group, Touched by an Angel has been orchestrating giveaways in some of the city’s poorest neighborhoods.

The group worked in the area of Chelsea Avenue and May Street to pick up debris and litter.

Another bill passing the Tennessee legislature this week would allow teachers and students to refuse to share restrooms with transgender people.

Memphis Police say there have been 87 homicides and 73 murders in the city this year.

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The mother-son duo is organizers of Relationships Unleashed, a nonprofit that seeks “to create social, cultural, and professional equity for members of the Black LGBTQ + community.”

The bill would also lower the threshold for prosecuting officers accused of wrongdoing by lowering the standard from “willfulness” or intentionally and knowing an illegal act was being committed to “recklessness.”

The National Travel and Tourism Job Fair is scheduled in Memphis at the convention center on May 4th.

The new Amazon facility in Memphis will be in charge of helping to deliver large items like mattresses, kayaks and grills.

Mid-Southerners raised $1.6 million dollars for St. Jude!

The Tennessee Department of Education will spend the next three to six months creating rules and policies for virtual programs for the next school year.

Carl Lathum spent the last nine months working as a military police officer in Kuwait.

Deputies are now required to do four hours of community service with hopes of healing the community.

The job fair takes place Wednesday, April 28 from 9 a.m. until 1:00 p.m.

It’s officially farmers market season, according to Commercial Appeal food reporter Jennifer Chandler.

The oil pipeline would endanger Memphis’ drinking water in the sand aquifer and amounts to environmental racism, traveling through majority black neighborhoods.