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Both suspects were denied bond and are being held in Holmes Co.

The Shelby County Health Department is hosting health fair events throughout the summer to promote health and safety for everyone in the community.

MLGW shares steps that can be taken take to make sure customers are ready for the next heat wave.

Antonio First, 33, was indicted on charges of first-degree murder in the perpetration of aggravated child abuse and aggravated child neglect.

Officers identified the deceased victim as 26-year-old Shannon Parchman. A 16-year-old gunshot victim was taken to Le Bonheur Children’s hospital for his injuries.

Large blocks of granite that until recently sat above the remains of a Confederate general were removed Friday from Health Sciences Park.

Due to lingering affects of the pandemic, SMA will be hosting four, one-week, in person intensives at a reduced tuition.

A Memphis man is recovering from a gunshot wound and facing several charges after being involved in a shooting Thursday afternoon.

Shelby County Health Department reported 24 new cases and no new deaths Friday morning.

Live at the Garden concert series is back at the Memphis Botanic Garden this year and some big-name musicians are ready to hit the stage starting next month!

The number of presumed positive coronavirus cases in Mississippi continues to rise.

The department hopes the change will help minimize congestion in the area.

Memphis police are on the scene of a deadly shooting they say claimed the lives of two people.

Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland’s budget proposal contains no new taxes, but City Councilman Martavius Jones says he wants to raise property taxes to improve city services.

Hans Banks, 39, was convicted of voluntary manslaughter Thursday.

As travel restrictions lift worldwide, Mid-Southerners are booking vacations and could be vulnerable to scams.

A vacant 85 acres off Elvis Presley Boulevard near Holmes could soon turn into one of the largest black-owned film studios in the country.

Driving into and out of Crittenden County somehow seems to have gotten worse on the day that ARDOT initiated new traffic patterns to help alleviate the gridlock.

21-year-old Ethan Wells is facing charges of vehicular homicide, driving under the influence, leaving the scene of an accident, and more.

One person was critically injured.

Flood waters in a lot of neighborhoods in Mississippi have subsided.

During the 2021 legislative session, Tennessee Governor Bill Lee signed five bills into law that target the LGBTQ community.

Between Wednesday and Thursday, two minors suffered gun shot wounds within 24 hours.

The new health directive states if you are vaccinated or not you do not have to wear a mask in public unless a business requires it. It’s been nearly a month since the mask mandate was first loosened, and with 71 percent of adults in the county showing some sort of immunity to COVID-19, case numbers are heading in the right direction.

Girls Inc. of Memphis has broken ground on a new campus.

A judge has set bond for a prison guard who was arrested on charges of bringing contraband items, including methamphetamine, into Central Mississippi Correctional Facility.

A semitruck crash on I-55 W is causing traffic blocks southwest of west Memphis.

A FedEx job fair will be taking place in the STAR Academy Gymnasium at 3260 James Road on Friday, June 18th from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.

One of Memphis Zoo’s female giraffes gave birth to a healthy baby girl Monday morning.

The Boys & Girls Club of Greater Memphis is looking to address food insecurity during the summer months.