From clothespins to rocks, feathers or even lego pieces, what may look like everyday objects to the average person is a world of possibilities for Ashlyn Nelson. The Chesterfield 10-year-old uses these items found around the home to breathe life into art. She has a rolling art shelf full of supplies
An academic couple who vanished during a getaway in the woods of Northern California coastline has been found by search-and-rescue workers who spent almost a week looking for them and gave up hopes of finding them alive.
A man and woman were arrested in connection to an Amber Alert Friday after being found driving a stolen vehicle connected to the investigation in Wilkes County.
Crews have installed a narrow sidewalk next to Sam Cooper Boulevard, replacing a portion of the Hampline that had connected Overton Park to Broad Avenue.
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.
The Mid-South is feeling the strain at its hospitals. There are thousands of nursing vacancies here, and hundreds of thousands of vacancies across the county.
The FBI confirmed with WMC Action News 5 that agents were at the Healthcare Institute Inc. at 7253 Winchester Rd. Friday as well as Robinson’s home near Holmes Road and Forrest Hill Irene Road.
An autopsy report has been released revealing information regarding the death of 20-year-old Brandon Webber, a man who was shot multiple times by U.S. Marshals June 12, 2019, in Frayser.
Four arrests have been made and one teens is still wanted after two LSU students were reportedly robbed at gunpoint inside a dorm on LSU’s campus on Valentine’s Day.
A federal appeals court is keeping a block on a Mississippi law that would ban most abortions as early as six weeks - when many women may not even know they are pregnant.
The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has uncovered new information regarding an Amber Alert that was issued Wednesday for a 15-month-old girl out of Sullivan County.
Parents are always looking for ways to help their kids get ahead academically. But did you know how you talk to your baby now could sharpen their academic skills later in life?
Left unchecked, liver disease can result in cirrhosis, cancer, and even early death. Avoiding excessive alcohol and maintaining a healthy weight and diet are the best solutions, but is there any value to quick fix liver detoxes?
She's in charge of the Memphis Fire Department, making history as the first female fire director. We talk to Gina Sweat about the defining moment of her career.
Medical Marijuana is already legal in Arkansas but groups like the Arkansas chapter of True Grass are seeking the legalization of Recreational Marijuana as well.
Every day before 4-year-old Miriam leaves her Memphis school, her classmates say goodbye with hugs and high-fives. Her mother says it means the world that they're showing acceptance and kindness to Miriam who has cerebral palsy.
A Mississippi man is stepping up to make sure one St. Jude family has all the comforts of home while they’re in Memphis for treatment. And he’s doing it one pop top at a time!
The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office says a 24-year-old man charged with robbing a video game store several years ago pleaded guilty as charged Wednesday, just as a jury had been chosen for his trial.
Every day doctors at Methodist University Hospital see patients’ lives saved by a surgically placed defibrillator. Still, a video capturing the moment a patient was shocked back to life by his defibrillator has doctors in awe.
Several airports around the state will soon see an upgrade in safety and infrastructure thanks to a $7.7 million grant from the U.S. Department of Transportation.
Once a woman becomes pregnant, there are many risks that she faces during her pregnancy such as reproductive abnormalities, delivering prematurely, chromosomal problems and even miscarriages.
Robert Reed is the much-loved custodian at Farmington Elementary in Germantown. He loves his job so much, he’s willing to walk miles, literally, to get to work. His colleagues decided it was time to give Robert a lift.
The simple task of opening an email could end with hackers holding your digital life hostage. That is what happened to the Town of Collierville last summer.
With mediation settled between Memphis In May and the Memphis River Parks Partnership the Tom Lee Park design team was back in the Bluff City to reconfigure renderings for the park.
Decades ago there were very few places African Americans could go for medical care in Memphis, now a local hospital that once served the black community is working to re-open for the entire Bluff City.
