Environmental Specialist Douglas Mulhull joined Action News 5′s Andrew Douglas at the digital desk to talk about the top causes and risk factors of strokes that we tend to overlook, including where you live.
Again Pit Masters and teams form around the world came to Liberty Park this week for their chance to win more than $140,000 in prize money, awards and world-wide recognition.
Brent Little and his team the Pig Diamonds sit at Liberty Park this week, looking to take the top prize in the whole hog category of the Memphis in May World Championship Barbeque Cooking Contest.
Liz DeBold Fusco, Airbnb Senior Communication Lead for North America, talked about new travel trends and how remote and hybrid work has impacted travel plans this summer.
Editor Vivian Fernández-de-Adamson joined Andrew Douglas at the Action News 5 Digital Desk to talk about two Latin artists teaming up with Memphis Urban Sketchers.
It’s been 54 years since Dr. Martin Luther King Jr said the poverty he saw in the Mid-South made him weep, and spurred a call to action. On May 13, 1968 the Poor People’s Campaign kicked off in Marks, Mississippi to bring awareness to the poverty faced by many Americans.
Career Expert Stacie Haller joined Action News 5′s Andrew Douglas at the digital desk to talk more about the survey and what factors are driving people to come out of retirement.
Memphis Flyer Freelancer Kristen Smith joined Andrew Douglas at the Action News 5 Digital Desk to talk about the cover story highlighting inspiring black women in a new series working to amplify vital voices that often go unheard.
Eric Hasseltine with the Grizzlies Radio Network talked about some of the highlights of game 5 and what is to come in game 6 as the Grizzlies head back to the Warrior’s home turf.
A new report by the University of Phoenix Career Institute’s annual Career Optimism Index revealed over half of Americans feel replaceable in their job.
Jen Catto, CMO of Travelport, joined Action News 5′s Andrew Douglas at the digital desk to talk about the top destinations both internationally and domestically.
Former Memphis American Idol contestant Lil Rounds is hosting a six-week summer intensive boot camp for those ages 10 to 17 who want to enhance and develop their vocal abilities.
Environmental specialist Douglas Mulhall joined Action News 5′s Andrew Douglas at the digital desk to talk about environmental factors that could impact your health and changes you can make to counter those environmental challenges.
The University of Memphis is celebrating its largest grant to date. It’s one of seven institutions that received funds to help uplift low-income families.
The first week of May is Child Mental Health Awareness Week and Youth Villages is sharing advice for parents and signs to look out for that could save lives.
Memphis Magazine Editor-in-chief Anna Traverse Fogle joined Action News 5′s Amanda Hanson at the Digital Desk to talk about the cover story on Barry Yoakum’s environmentally savvy house located in Harbor Town.
President of the American Association of Endodontist Stefan Zweig joined Action News 5′s Amanda Hanson at the digital desk to talk about what you should do if you crack a tooth or have mouth pain.
In the latest “Feeding America” report on senior hunger in our country, Memphis has the highest rate of senior food insecurity among major metropolitan areas.
They talked about Tonyaa’s column on the Wilder Youth Center and the latest installment on her youth violence column series on lead exposure in Memphis kids and how that predisposes them to violence.
Eric Hasseltine, voice of the Grizzlies Radio Network, joined Action News 5′s Amanda Hanson at the digital desk to highlight some of the big talkers from the game, including Ja Morant’s 47 points.
Angel Pickett, cardiovascular outreach coordinator for Methodist North Hospital, joined Action News 5′s Amanda Hanson at the digital desk to talk about why it is important to control your blood pressure, along with the stroke warning signs people should watch out for.
The U.S Bureau of Justice Assistance and National Crime Prevention Council (NCPC) are launching a new campaign to prevent crime by improving community and police relations.
