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By: Jeremy Pierre
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - New Shelby County Sheriff Anthony Buckner said safety at 201 Poplar is a top priority.
Runners across Memphis finished "Liza's Run" early Friday morning.
Leaders of an Orange Mound resource center that was once used as a shelter said it's making a return to their community.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - There is major concern in the Orange Mound Community as people who live in the area said their safety is at risk ever since the city redid a section of Park Avenue.
By: Jeremy Pierre
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - October is domestic violence awareness month, and a Memphis organizer has said she's taking and making as many opportunities as possible this month to provide safe spaces
By: Jeremy Pierre
Andrew Hayes is set to return to court after having been imprisoned for nearly twenty years for a crime that even prosecutors say he did not commit.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Early voting in Tennessee begins today for statewide and U.S. congressional seats.
By: Jeremy Pierre
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Early voting in Tennessee began yesterday for statewide and U.S. congressional seats.
The federal judge in charge of the takeover lawsuit has lifted the order that blocked the oversight board's members from meeting. New documents show that a consultant working with the oversight board is considering a superintendent search.
Ahead of election day, one Memphis pastor is making sure a certain demographic is in on the conversation about candidates and important matters on the ballot. Reverend Earle Fisher is opening up his church to young and old Black men who feel as though their vote has never mattered.
