A new report by advocacy group DigDeep found over 2.2 million Americans are living without a tap or toilet in their home, and it is costing the U.S. economy.

An arbitration clause can have sweeping implications on what you can and can’t do if something goes wrong.

Andrew and Telisa caught up at the Digital Desk to talk about the Annual Black-Tie Gala recently hosted by the Rotary Club of Memphis Central.

As the burn ban continues in Mount Juliet, city officials have been closely monitoring the weather to see if and when they can lift it.

A large police presence has shut down I-65 in Sumner Count for a manhunt.

A Nashville man who was traveling on a Greyhound bus to be with his family did not make it home alive.

Rebel fans across the state are celebrating and looking for ways to show off the team’s new national championship title.

Day four of the citywide boil water notice finds restaurants still scrambling to meet health department requirements and the needs of customers.

A face-off for the Shelby County District Attorney’s office....the stakes are high as voters consider candidates in this critical race.

When Ted talks, people listen. Ted Townsend, the man selected to lead the Greater Memphis Chamber of Commerce when the current CEO and president, Beverly Robertson, steps down in six months, is a man in demand.

To advocates for domestic violence victims, this bill is cheap talk, hoping that in the near future more language comes from the local level on how this law can help prevent threats from turning into gun violence.

Mississippi’s Attorney General has officially certified the state’s trigger law effectively banning abortions in the Magnolia State in a matter of 10 days.