Memphis police at Ridgway Station wanted to spread some holiday cheer Wednesday by surprising a 5-year-old girl with some very special Christmas gifts.
Aiden Robertson was diagnosed with autism in February and a few weeks later he and his mother Lorren lost everything in a deadly tornado that hit Putnam County.
If Christmas means family as it does to so many, then three Mid-South brothers– 15-year-old Shunkietrick, 11-year-old Shundarius and 6-year-old Shuntrez said they’ve never had a true Christmas.
The Poinsett County Sheriff and his wife have gathered the sheriff and collector’s office employees to make goodie bags for all nursing homes and senior life centers within the county.
Frontline workers in Memphis are going above and beyond to make sure their COVID-19 patients have a great Christmas even if they have to spend it in the hospital.
Since 2017, Dyersburg State Community College has offered college courses toward an associate’s degree in business administration to prisoners at Northwest Correctional Complex.
More people are in need this holiday season. While safety protocols have made it hard for Thanksgiving meal giveaways some of the large giveaways in Memphis will continue the tradition this year.
Shopping through Amazon’s charitable giving program called AmazonSmile gives customers a chance to fill up their Christmas stockings and help the charity of your choice.
Two weeks ago, we shared with you a story about an Atlanta woman who was looking for her adopted brother that she believed lives here in the Mid-South.
On Saturday, the Forestry Division of the Arkansas Department of Agriculture teamed up with the Arkansas Urban Forestry Council to give out free trees.
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 University of Memphis has been awarded a huge grant from the federal government to create a brand-new, state-of-the-art robotics center with a job training program to go along with it.
As we honor Hispanic Heritage Month, we introduce you to a Mid-South health care leader who turned his second chance into a second opportunity for so many others.
The coronavirus is continuing to provide unique challenges to our local hospital system, especially when it comes to supplying enough personal protective equipment to properly treat an increase in patients.
A young boy from Covington decided to give back to a neighbor of his after winning a bike at the Covington Parks and Recreation Bike Park grand opening.
Singer-songwriter Elvis Costello is teaming up with Soundwaves Art Foundation to sell artwork created from the audio recording of his hit 1978 song “Pump It Up.” Proceeds benefit Stax Music Academy