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The Benjamin L. Hooks Job Corps Center has been placed on pause, Congressman Steve Cohen (D-Tenn.) says.
Twelve days after the last showing at the Malco Summer Avenue Drive-In, the site has now been sold, and new plans for the site are underway.
One guest in Tunica has won big during Memorial Day weekend.
Prairie Farms is closing down its Memphis manufacturing plant, effective immediately.
The Memphis Police Department is reporting that a man is back in custody after a brief escape from a hospital.
Mayor Paul Young has appointed John Zeanah, AICP, to serve as the City of Memphis’ new Chief of Development and Infrastructure, a senior-level position that oversees four key departments dealing with housing, city planning, and development.
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The Panola County Sheriff’s Office is investigating after human remains were found by a resident’s dog.
The Carter Malone Group, a public relations agency, has announced that it will no longer be representing the Shelby County Board of Education.
Dr. Michelle Taylor, the director of the Shelby County Department of Health, is leaving the city.
The Memphis Police Department is investigating a shooting that left one woman injured.
The Memphis Police Department is searching for a suspect accused of stealing a person’s identity and opening accounts in their name.
The Memphis Police Department is investigating a shooting that took place Thursday night, May 29.
The Senatobia Police Department has made three arrests on illegal narcotic activity that took place at two businesses.
The blockbuster film Sinners has several screenings that will be showing down in Clarksdale, Mississippi.
Dozens employed at Saddle Creek Corporation in Bartlett are expected to face layoffs beginning later this summer.
The Memphis Police Department has launched an investigation Thursday evening at a Wendy’s in Frayser.
Following an inmate death at 201 Popular, the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office is addressing the current conditions at the Shelby County Jail.
The latest data shows a sharp increase among people under 45. As we close out Stroke Awareness Month, we examine the trend and what may be behind it.
Hundreds of FedEx employees in Fort Worth are expected to face layoffs this summer.
A video has circulated on social media of a massive fight that took place Wednesday inside a hallway in Faulk Elementary School.
Despite missing the AAC Tournament in his first two years on the job, Riser is very confident in the trajectory of the Tigers' program.
The Memphis Police Department has received at least 10 reports from people who have received hoax calls appearing to come from MPD’s non-emergency number, 901-545-2677.
Crittenden County residents and businesses that April’s severe weather has impacted can now apply for financial assistance.
The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office is disclosing new details on Daniel Neal, the inmate who died while in custody at 201 Poplar.
The Memphis Police Department is investigating after a pedestrian was struck in the Medical District.
In a special meeting held on Thursday, the Arkansas State Board of Education voted unanimously to remove the current school board.
Every year, an average of 37 children die from heatstroke after being left behind or becoming trapped in a car. During the summer, that’s nearly two lives lost each week. Consumer Reports has a crucial warning for parents and caregivers—a message that could help prevent a tragedy.
The Arkansas Department of Transportation is reporting that the Hernando-DeSoto Bridge will close lanes next month for routine inspection.