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Steakhouse car theft: MPD searches for suspects that stole car from Ruth’s Chris parking lot
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Memphis Police Department is searching for suspects who stole a car from a popular steakhouse. On July 10, 2024, at approximately 5:45 p.m., officers responded to a motor vehicle theft at 6120 Poplar Avenue. Officers were informed by security working in the shopping center at Ruth’s...
901 Now: WWII vet celebrates 102nd birthday
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Every day, someone celebrates their birthday, but not many can say they have celebrated over a century of life. However, one man celebrated his 102nd birthday in the 901 Now. “I’m doing fine; I’m lucky,” Ken Lewis said. The past 102 years have...
Comedic stage play ‘Her Needs, His Needs’ is coming to The Ned
JACKSON, Tenn. — A comedic masterpiece with a bold theme of redemption is coming to Jackson. Embark on a journey of relational discovery as “Her Needs, His Needs” comes to The Ned. The stage play will be July 27 at 7 p.m. Written and produced by Marron...
Memphis mothers demand answers, justice for the unsolved murders of their loved ones
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - According to MPD’s latest data, more than half of the homicides committed so far this year remain unsolved. To help Memphis mothers whose murder cases remain unsolved, a Nashville-based group is expanding its initiative to support families affected by senseless violence. The group is called...
Victim’s ex-husband says killing was over more than chicken
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Lorenzo West Jr. says the last conversation he had with his ex-wife, Anitra West, was about getting back together. “I told her I wanted to shoot my shot,” he said. “I wanted another try because I don’t want nobody else.” But that won’t happen, after Anitra West was gunned down Monday night […]
26 Treadmills, 6 hairdryers, and 13 air fryers? MPD searches for suspects in burglary, police say
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Memphis Police Department is searching for suspects they say stole several items from a local business. On Thursday, July 11, 2024, at 5:31 a.m., officers responded to a business burglary on Challenge Drive. Officers were advised that entry was forced into a warehouse by prying open...
Moneybagg Yo opening second restaurant in Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis rapper Moneybagg Yo is opening a second restaurant in downtown Memphis. Construction is underway inside Cache 42 Downtown at 97 North Main Street. It’s located on the ground floor of the Renew Riverview Apartments between Jefferson Avenue and Adams Avenue. Moneybagg Yo opened Cache 42 on Hack Cross in April of […]
Free Dumpster Day returns to Memphis this weekend
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Memphis residents are invited to dump their trash and other waste for free this weekend. The City of Memphis is hosting a Free Dumpster Day this Saturday in Hickory Hill. The event takes place at Hickory Ridge Elementary between 8 a.m.-1 p.m. and only accepts waste from...
Collierville bowling alley gives special needs families new lane
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A weekly bowling opportunity is striking up connection and confidence in special needs families across Memphis. At 901 Bowl at Funquest in Collierville, lanes are reserved weekly for Pin Pals, a special needs bowling team. “We started this. We were just some moms to get together, especially moms with special needs kids. […]
New interim director for Memphis Animal Services
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The City of Memphis announced on Friday that they have appointed a new interim director of Memphis Animal Services pending the outcome of an investigation into the shelter’s current leader. Mary Claire Borys will oversee the daily operations of MAS on an interim basis. According to her LinkedIn page, Borys has served […]
Study: Energy costs a burden for many Memphians
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A new study by Green Link Analytics shows that nearly 50% of Memphians are experiencing high energy burdens, meaning a larger portion of their income goes to utility bills. Their report showed that about 30,000 families are experiencing energy burdens of 20%, meaning a fifth of their income going to energy bills. […]
Community Celebrates Dr. Marie N. Feagins' First 100 Days as MSCS Superintendent
In a special address – with nearly 700 in attendance and 9,000 watching online, "Building a Legacy: The First 100 Days with Superintendent Feagins," drew enthusiastic support from the community and highlighted the district’s progress under her leadership. “Bringing the community along the journey has remained a priority...
Shelby Co. DA answers questions from constituents on ouster petition
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Memphis City Councilwoman Pearl Eva Walker held her first town hall of the year Thursday night in Whitehaven. Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy made an appearance and took questions from constituents. Crime and public safety were the hot topics. But DA Mulroy’s final question of...
City of Memphis confirms plans to rebuild after gas station lost to fire in January
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The City of Memphis confirmed Thursday evening that there’s a plan to build a new gas station where the Exxon once stood at the corner of Poplar and Highland near the University of Memphis. Memphis Fire Department investigators said an electrical issue caused the fire...
‘God is all that I have,’ woman says after tragedies
Mary Lovett and Lisa Tynes go to church with Mamie Humphrey at Love Fellowship Ministries in southeast Memphis. Mamie has suffered two devastating losses. In August 2021, her husband Fredrick was killed when he lost control of his car and crashed. This past May, she lost her youngest son, 25-year-old Malik, when the family says […]
Scenthound Opens in Franklin with Expansion Planned for Middle Tennessee
Scenthound Opens in Franklin with Expansion Planned for Middle Tennessee. The boutique dog grooming center that takes a wellness approach to care and leverages technology and membership for convenience has opened its newest location in the mid-state, with plans for up to eight more locations. NASHVILLE, TN – July 10...
Garbage kills: Three more cubs arrive at ABR after mother bear has to be euthanized
The three latest arrivals at Appalachian Bear Rescue have cute names — they are the Gatlinburgher triplets Patty, Pickles and Mac. These 6-month-old black bear cubs will get the months-long care they need at this black bear rehabilitation center in Townsend and then be offered a second chance in the wild. Behind the scene, however, this story is nothing short of tragic, said ABR Executive Director Dana Dodd. The triplets...
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