Medicaid expansion may be a decision left up to Mississippi voters in 2022.

Waste Pro’s deadline to fix the problem of service in area E ends April 10.

Weeks after being released from prison, Dancy was pulled over in DeSoto County for running a stop sign.

The wife and mom of two even started a non-profit called “Fostered Bridges” for kids who are aging out of the system.

MPD says the driver stayed on the scene.

The Southaven Police Department announced the passing of two retired police service dogs.

The Hispanic community is lagging behind in getting the COVID-19 vaccines.

Big Boogie's bond was set at $10,000.

Kosten Foundation research shows African Americans are 67 percent more likely to be diagnosed with the disease.

Tailgaters will be allowed in two lots for the Memphis Tigers Football Team’s spring game on April 16, gold lot two and three.

Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland is looking to fund a program that can help tackle crime.

A Poinsett County woman has a May 28 court date after Craighead County deputies say she purposely crashed a vehicle with her and her child into a tree.

Ballet Memphis has rescheduled Friday night’s performance at Levitt Shell due to weather.

The Grammy-nominated performer died after suffering “catastrophic cardiac arrest,” according to the hospital in White Plains, New York, where he died. He was rushed there from his home April 2.

American Airlines flight 476 landed safely at Memphis International Airport at 12:04 p.m., according to a spokesperson for the airport.

The owner of a Ravenel butcher and taxidermy shop says his team found five dog tags, a shell casing, turtle shells and even a spark plug inside the stomach of a 12-foot alligator killed by a Lowcountry hunter.

Pastor Bill Adkins, a longtime activist in Memphis and senior pastor of Greater Imani Church, held a news conference to address the shootings, some of which have involved child victims.

Davarious Taylor, 19, is wanted for the killing of 23-year-old Andrew Terry who was shot in Covington March 11.

The man had critical injuries when he was found around 7:30 a.m. near a vehicle on Hacks Cross near East Holmes Road.

Organizers expect ticketed spectators to be allowed back this year at TPC Southwind. The invitational is Aug. 2 through 8.

It’s not immediately clear when the deaths occurred.

Memphis firefighters found a woman’s body after putting out a fire at a home in Whitehaven Thursday.

Crashes on three different highways are causing delays across Memphis Friday morning.

Giant flames erupted from the neighboring facility on February 15th during the winter storm.

Memphis police are investigating after three juveniles were shot overnight in two separate shootings.

There is a legal way to get a gun without a background check and the government will never know that you have it.

Big Boogie was in a caravan headed to Biloxi for a concert at club Zodiac.

Doses are plentiful in Memphis and the vaccine process is now down to a science.

Several Northeast Arkansas school districts continue to report positive COVID-19 cases among their students and faculty.

A Louisiana woman faces charges after causing “extensive damage” by crashing a rental car to a rental home on Larkspur Lane in Mountain Home with her grandchildren inside.

Several bills that would prevent transgender youth from seeking gender-affirming therapies are making their way through state legislatures, including Tennessee’s.

Another change is next week hours at the Pipkin site will change from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

The new laws must be passed by Congress before they can go into effect.

Force plate technology is offering training depots and bases the chance to keep warriors healthy by detecting injury risks early.

The old Shelby County Health Department building will be demolished and turned into a parking lot once employees are moved out.

Becerra said officials are stepping up efforts to increase enrollment.

The President said he wants to limit “ghost guns” which are homemade firearms often made from parts bought online and that do not have traceable serial numbers.

Memphis rapper Big Boogie and his entourage were headed to a Spring Break concert at LP’s Ballpark in Biloxi when they allegedly fired shots on the interstate.

The investigation began after the victim’s father found sexual videos of Amber Turnage and his teen son.

WMC Action News 5′s Joy Redmond and the Commercial Appeal’s Jennifer Chandler got together at the Digital Desk to talk about your “take and bake” options here in Memphis for those days when you just need someone else to do the heavy lifting.

Federal investigators are asking for the public’s help identifying potential victims of two truck drivers arrested as part of an FBI investigation.

It allows Tennesseans over 21 and members of the military over 18 to carry a handgun without a permit. It also includes tougher penalties for gun-related crimes.

The district’s media relations office says Gordon Elementary was placed on a precautionary lockdown while police respond to shots fired in the area.

The Memphis-Shelby County COVID-19 Joint Task Force is giving an update Thursday on the state of the pandemic and ongoing vaccine distribution.

Ten-digit phone dialing is coming to northern Mississippi. Customers in the 662 area code will have to start dialing that code plus the seven-digit phone number to complete local calls.

Police reached out overnight the Cincinnati Zoo for help

The City of Memphis announced the Pipkin Building Community Vaccination Center will offer vaccines from 5 to 8 p.m. Thursday through Sunday on a first come, first served basis.

Police say a reckless driver nearly hit multiple officers overnight as they tried to stop his car, and one officer ended up in the hospital.

Memphis police need your help finding a missing 12-year-old boy.

Memphis police are searching for the suspect in a shooting that killed a 17-year-old.

A University of Mississippi student is charged with aggravated assault after an alleged hazing incident involving an Ole Miss fraternity.

Health Department data shows more than 133,000 Shelby Countians are now fully vaccinated. To reach herd immunity, experts say 700,000 people need to get their shots.

Mayor Jim Strickland said Waste Pro stopped working either altogether or in part and that is why the city had to have an emergency contract with another waste provider to help pick up the backlog of trash.

Retired educator Vernetta Price gained the reputation in Sardis, Mississippi as the woman who could get you things, specifically a vaccine.

Severe storms will be possible on Wednesday night. Meteorologist Brittney Bryant has the details on timing and threats.

Work has officially begun in the Mid-South on a new center that will provide some much-needed resources for families.

Governor Bill Lee gathered a number of criminal justice leaders from across the country to discuss the future of criminal justice reform in Tennessee.

State lawmakers in the Republican-dominated legislature overrode Gov. Asa Hutchinson’s veto of House Bill 1570 by a large margin.