On Saturday, you almost couldn’t tell what Memphians and Mid-Southerners were attending off of East Parkway South, the Cooper Young Festival or the Memphis Tigers football game.
Parking lots at the Liberty Bowl open at 8 a.m. Saturday for the University of Memphis (UofM) vs. Mississippi State game and an hour later, another major event gets underway at 9 a.m.
As suicide prevention month continues, two local non-profits, Wolf River Conservancy and Raising the Bar, are teaming up to teach young boys how to use nature to relieve stress.
A founding chairman for Citizens for Better Service is calling out the president of the Memphis Area Transit Authority on the proposed fall service redesign.
They talked about several of Tonyaa’s recent columns, including the potentially race-based incidents reported at Rhodes College and Congressman Steve Cohen’s Reducing Obesity in Youth Act recently presented in the Senate.
Smith spoke with Joy Redmond at the Action News 5 digital desk to talk about her journey to get to New York Fashion Week to showcase “The Memphis Collection.”
September is Sickle Cell (SCD) Awareness month and Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare is hosting a Lunch and Learn event to help those living with the disease.
Joy and Telisa caught up at the Digital Desk to talk about Merry Christmas Baby, a community baby shower set to take place this Saturday, September 18.
Family, friends and football are the foundations of the annual Southern Heritage Classic. The cultural celebration of HBCUs was back in Memphis Saturday after being cancelled due to the pandemic in 2020.
Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris says Shelby County is ready to welcome Afghan allies and parolees who are evacuating the country in wake of the Taliban’s return to power.
Mempho Music Festival is getting ready to hit the stage at Memphis Botanic Garden this fall and it’s named St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital as the benefiting charity partner.
From the Action News 5 Digital Desk, Andrew Douglas talks with Anna Traverse Fogle about the issue, including a feature on tailgating in Oxford and entertainment outside the Grove.
The Delta Fair and Music Festival has returned and county health officials are asking fairgoers to take proper precautions in regards to the spread of COVID-19.
They talked about Tonyaa’s recent column, including the challenges being felt in emergency rooms across the Mid-south and how it’s impacting those in the community.
