A man pled guilty Friday to second-degree murder in the 2018 deadly shooting of another man, whose body was found in a van in an impound lot seven weeks later, Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich said.
Last year’s two wins against Cincinnati don’t mean a thing come Saturday for the Memphis Tigers football team. Let’s take a look forward to what could be a historic game.
The Memphis Flyer’s “Best of Memphis” celebration, recognizing the greatest people, places and things in the Bluff City, will still happen but with a twist.
The equivalent of as many as 1,300 plastic grocery bags per person is landing in places such as oceans and roadways, according to a new study of U.S. plastic trash.
The Tennessee Department of Health reports an increase of more than 2,000 new COVID-19 cases and 78 additional virus-related deaths in a 24-hour period.
Protesters gathered in downtown Memphis streets Thursday night to show support for demonstrators in Philadelphia. Organizers called this protest a “March for Philly,” seeking justice for Walter Wallace Jr., the Black man shot and killed by Philadelphia police.
On the final day of early voting, we met a woman named Ella Rodgers. With less than an hour left in early voting, she cast her ballot at her home church and voting precinct Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church.
A Wynne, Ark. man was taken to jail for a comment he made on Facebook. It was apparently initiated by a small town argument over a giant billboard for President Trump.
Memphian and Democratic U.S. Senate candidate in Tennessee Marquita Bradshaw voted Thursday afternoon with her family at the Glenview Community Center off Lamar Avenue.
In less than one week, students at Collierville High School will have to decide if they’ll shift from the current hybrid learning model to in-person learning or go all virtual.
For the past seven years, Arnell Morris has slipped into his City of Memphis firefighter/paramedic uniform and rushed to help citizens here in the Bluff City.
Downtown Dining Week kicks off Sunday in Memphis. Dozens of restaurants and bars will be participating, but it is sure to be different from past years.
According to an affidavit, the suspect, Crystal Branch, told police “I stabbed her because she threatened to call the police on me for not taking my medicine.”
Hospitalizations in Shelby County just in the month of October have made some doctors change course in their thinking about the sitting alternate care site Downtown. Earlier this month, they felt it may never have to be used during this pandemic.
Voters in Shelby County weren’t the only ones in Tennessee breaking early voting records. By the time polls closed on Wednesday, Oct. 28, the thirteenth day of early voting, more than 2.1 million ballots had been cast.
Gov. Tate Reeves made stops in all three coastal counties Thursday to survey damage, and thank first responders, power crews, and all those working to help the area cleanup from the hurricane.
For the past five years, Francis Wright has been trying to settle a debt her husband’s killer had with the Shelby County Trustee’s Office -- thousands of dollars in back taxes owed on properties awarded to her in a civil judgment.
It has been almost a month since an 18-year-old aspiring barber was murdered at his brother’s apartment. His grieving mother, family and the police want to know who shot him.
Justin Turner violated coronavirus protocols when he celebrated with his Los Angeles Dodgers teammates and he refused instructions from security to leave the field, behavior that Major League Baseball said risked the safety of others.
The University of Memphis announced Tuesday it would suspend Diversity Equity and Inclusion training for the fall semester in response to President Donald Trump’s Executive Order.
Regional One Health and the University of Tennessee Health Science Center are partnering up to help COVID-19 patients who may be experiencing long-term symptoms of the virus.
In the latest news concerning Tennessee and COVID-19, Bartlett Mayor Keith McDonald has called for Governor Bill Lee to issue a statewide mask mandate.
The Shelby County Health Department has identified 211 more cases and three more deaths countywide. Since the beginning of the pandemic, 37,004 COVID-19 cases and 569 deaths have been reported in Shelby County.
Investigators say the bus was carrying 22 children when it crashed head-on into a utility vehicle that swerved into the bus' lane. Five children were airlifted to a hospital and two others went by ambulance.
Zombies are among us, sort of. Memphis has a lot of old trees that may seem alive, but they are actually rotting. It could cause some problems for homeowners.
