There’s no place like home! That rings true for one Memphis high school senior who received more than two dozen college offers from around the world but is choosing a school right here in the Bluff City.
On Thursday, theater students at St. Agnes Academy High School boarded a bus and took their hearts and talents around the city to spread happiness throughout the community as a part of their annual “Spread the Love Tour.”
The Dream Home Giveaway mission is near and dear to the thousands of people who work at St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital, and each one of them is special in their own way. But there’s something extra special about Marshetta Brazley-Rodgers.
On March 28, the Shelby County Health Department will hold a public meeting regarding ethylene oxide emissions associated with the Sterilization Services of Tennessee plant in South Memphis.
The Memphis Fire Department, in conjunction with the Girl Scouts Heart of the South and Memphis Fire Fighters Foundation, is hosting its seventh annual HERo Day for young girls at the Chester Anderson Fire Campus.
A new replica of the iconic Overton Park Shell will travel throughout the city to bring concerts, shows, and other programs to neighborhoods that otherwise wouldn’t have access to the historical outdoor amphitheater.
DJ and Jamie Naylor, co-owners of Celtic Crossing Irish Pub & Restaurant in Cooper-Young, have officially announced the opening date for their second restaurant after plans were first announced over a year ago.
The Metropolitan Inter-Faith Association (MIFA) is taking extra steps to address food insecurity in the senior population by participating in the national March for Meals campaign.
For the second year in a row, the University of Memphis men’s basketball team is back in the Big Dance! Fans out to enjoy the food and fun at Brookhaven Pub and Grill say they’re ready for the Tigers to pounce on their opponent, Florida Atlantic University.
A new, premium, intercity bus service that will provide routes from Memphis to Nashville has been announced following strong demand for an alternative to flying or driving.
The Memphis Tigers are currently in Columbus, Ohio, getting ready to take their shot at the NCAA Championship. Back at home, there’s a group making sure the Tigers feel the Memphis love wherever they go.
A grieving community came together Wednesday to honor 18-year-old Fredarrius Wilson, the West Memphis teen who was found shot to death in Holly Springs National Forest exactly one week ago.
Parents! If your children are on Spring Break next week, you may want to head over to the Children’s Museum of Memphis, where kids under four years old can experience the newly renovated Toddler Gardens.
The 50th annual Silky Sullivan St. Patrick’s Parade is returning to Beale Street on Saturday, and Action News 5′s Chief Meteorologist Ron Childers was selected to be this year’s parade king!
On Wednesday, Tennessee Shakespeare Company, a non-profit Memphis theater and education organization, was awarded a $10,000 grant by Theater League, Inc., a Kansas City-based contributor to the performing arts, and the Shakespeare Theatre Association (STA).
The Memphis Chapter of the Public Relations Society of America (PRSA) held its annual award ceremony Thursday where it presented its Communicator of the Year Awards, an award that Action News 5′s Joe Birch received last year.
Theatre Memphis and the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, in association with The National Museum of the American Latino (Smithsonian), are presenting a full day celebrating, honoring and engaging women for Women’s History Month.
Persons’ lynching was advertised in the local paper, and thousands attending, including a man named Alex Williams, whose grandson recorded his story more than 40 years ago.
Memphis Light, Gas and Water (MLGW), AT&T and Comcast, in partnership with Southwest Tennessee Community College, are hosting an open house Tuesday to announce the “M.A.C. Workforce Initiative.”
On Tuesday, council members grilled leaders from Memphis in May and Memphis River Parks Partnership about how the $61 million redesigned Tom Lee Park is going to hold up during the Beale Street Music Festival and the World Championship Barbeque Cooking Contest.
Influenced by the best in southern rock, blues, gospel and honky-tonk, Travis Tritt remains a force in the country music genre as he brings his biggest hits to Gold Strike Theatre inside Gold Strike Casino Resort on Saturday, April 21, at 9 p.m.
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