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Who will be Jackson-area's high school football offensive player of year? Vote in our poll
Tennessee high school football is back for the 2024 season. The TSSAA football season kicks off this week across the state and Jackson area teams are preparing for the long road to try and win a state championship. Some of the top offensive players hope to bring the excitement to the field this...
Two arrested on multiple charges after baby dies from fatal injuries
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Memphis Police Department (MPD) says two people have been arrested on multiple charges in connection with the death of a baby who passed away from fatal injuries while in their care. According to the affidavit, MPD received a call at 3 a.m. on Aug. 17,...
Shelby County Community Services Agency offers in person assistance to MLGW customers
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Shelby County Community Services Agency (CSA) representatives were offering help at Memphis Light, Gas and Water's downtown community office for the second time this year. MLGW bills have been skyrocketing this summer with some Memphians seeing their bills reach the thousands. To help address the problem...
Collin Morikawa's wife will run a marathon, but he's trying to make birdies for St. Jude Hospital
MEMPHIS – In the heat of the FedEx Cup Playoff race, Collin Morikawa is staying true to the principles of the PGA Tour’s FedEx St. Jude Championship’s title sponsors. Morikawa has pledged to donate $1,000 to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital for every birdie he makes throughout the three-event playoffs. During Thursday’s first round at TPC Southwind, he recorded five birdies.
SROs call for better pay and resources from Superintendent Feagins, MSCS says
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - SROs demand better pay and resources from MSCS Superintendent Feagins, MSCS says. It has been one week since FOX13 broke the news to you and MSCS Superintendent Marie Feagins that school resource officers were organizing not to show up for work today and at this week's football jamborees.
Second half surge pushes Memphis over Mizzou soccer
Mizzou Soccer (1-1) was unable to slay Goliath on Sunday night, losing to the No. 10 Memphis Tigers (2-0) 2-0 on its home turf at Audrey J. Walton Stadium. Memphis did the entirety of its damage in the second half, scoring two goals while outshooting Mizzou 5-3 in the final 45.
Not as hot and lower humidity for the work week
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A cold front sparked off a few showers and thunderstorms in Central Arkansas on Sunday evening, but cooler temperatures and lower humidity will follow it up. Ultimately, after this cold front swings through the Mid-South, there is going to be a drop in temperatures and lower...
Improve Your Chipping & Pitching With One Drill
We're seeing some serious skills around the green at the FedEx St. Jude Classic this weekend. Denny McCarthy's second-round 63 was, in big part, due to his incredible chipping and pitching touch. Hideki Matsuyama, who's built a formidable 54-hole lead at TPC Southwind is also really dialed in with his short shots.
New Memphis basketball Tigers reveal biggest takeaways from summer workouts
Penny Hardaway teased it with a bold declaration just days earlier. The Memphis basketball coach told a small group of reporters on Wednesday that the latest crop of players he has assembled is more tightly knit than any other he has had since he became coach in 2018. ...
Collierville Announces Katrina Amos-Atkins as New Deputy Town Administrator, Poised to Enhance Community Planning and Growth
The Town of Collierville is setting the foundations for its future with a strategic new hire. In a recent announcement, the town has appointed its inaugural Deputy Town Administrator, Katrina Amos-Atkins, to the role, as she's slated to commence in September. With a track record of successful capital project management, budgetary acumen, and grant wrangling, Katrina is poached from Cape Girardeau Regional Airport, where, as its Director, she proved her mettle by overseeing a $2 million budget and channeling $30 million in federal grants.
“The Little Trash Can Man” cleaning up the Coast one bin at a time
GULFPORT, Miss. (WLOX) - 11-year-old Ty’Ssan Alexis, or Ty, is known as “The Little Trash Can Man” because he goes across the Coast, by appointment, of course, cleaning and sanitizing trash cans. His grandmother originally came up with the plan, but it didn’t kick off immediately.
Highlighting History: Northeast Mississippi’s lost town
IUKA, Miss. (WTVA) – In 1976, a northeast Mississippi town was sacrificed for the building of the Tennessee-Tombigbee Waterway. After being founded in 1907, thanks in part to the Illinois Central Railroad, Holcut served as the home to many residents including Linda Lambert, Treva Belue, Annette Daniel, and Gene Odell Randolph, or “Odie.”
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