Tennessee’s is called Blue Oval City and it’s setting up shop just 50 miles from Downtown Memphis in Haywood County. After 12 years the 3,600 acres of land will be out to use.
The unlicensed security guard accused of shooting and killing Alvin Motley at a Kroger gas station last month appeared in court Tuesday for a preliminary hearing.
“This is just such a devastating shock. It’ll just leave such a hole in our heart forever they can never be filled,” Demello told WECT through tears on Monday. “If these kids could just realize not only what this could do to them, but how devastating it is to everybody around them. I’m just begging them to please go get their shots.”
Slatery says he would only appeal two out of the three lawsuits filed by families and advocates who are opposed to the Republican governor’s latest executive order.
Congressman Steve Cohen is supporting the National Institutes of Health (NIH) decision to change its guidance on the use of monoclonal antibodies to treat COVID-19 patients in line with the recommendations he made in a letter to President Joe Biden.
The Memphis Police Department needs more boots on the street, so the City of Memphis is offering a pretty sizable incentive a $15,000 sign-on bonus for new recruits.
The Tennessee AG says federal judges' rulings blocking Gov. Bill Lee's mask opt-out order “impeded the Governor’s executive authority during an emergency to direct the State’s public health response.”
11-year-old Conner Underwood visited Chief Dale Lane to let him know that he was his assigned prayer partner in the Adopt A Cop program. Conner didn’t leave before praying for Lane and also giving him a letter.
A Memphis man is in jail for allegedly making online threats aimed at the Mid-South Fair, which began last Thursday at the Landers Center in Southaven.
Citizens of Collierville joined together over the weekend to create another avenue to support the victims of the mass shooting at a Kroger grocery store.
From a long-term perspective, COVID-19 has changed how large businesses choose to operate, due in part to the trend of remote working and virtual office environments, leaving vacancies in downtown areas.
As the investigation continues into Thursday's deadly mass shooting at Kroger in Collierville, church services look to help the community begin to heal.
In a letter to the president, Tennessee Congressman Steve Cohen suggests there needs to be more incentive to get vaccinated and prioritizing unvaccinated people for monoclonal antibody treatment is just the opposite.
