State anti-DEI law leads Shelby Co., City of Memphis to end minority business programs
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The City of Memphis and Shelby County Government have ended their Minority Women Enterprise programs. On July 1, a state law went into effect dismantling DEI departments. 40% of all U.S. businesses are women-owned, which is a driving force in America’s economy, according to a 2025 report on the...
One or two stronger storms possible Tuesday
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Great to have some cooling storms back in the picture this week, but one or two of them may briefly be on the strong side again on Tuesday afternoon/evening – especially along and north of I-40. We aren’t expecting much, but the primary threat will be isolated damaging wind gusts.
Indicted Memphis gynecologist now faces more charges
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A Memphis doctor accused of abusing his position and violating patients' trust now faces more federal charges. Dr. Sanjeev Kumar appeared in federal court Monday. He pleaded not guilty to a new indictment that added 13 counts to an already long list of federal charges. He now faces 36 total charges...
Community members react to weekend firework incidents
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Police need your help identifying two people responsible for popping fireworks inside a gas station, just feet away from an employee. This happened at an Exxon in North Memphis. As the search continues for the suspects, WREG spoke to community members about this latest act of vandalism....
Hernando apartment residents sweat through summer
HERNANDO, Miss. — A concerned citizen reached out to us after she says she helped a wheelchair-bound man at a Hernando apartment complex Friday. “When she finally opened the door, the heat rushed us,” Dominique Smith said. “It bothered me, so as I was leaving, a couple of the older guys stopped me and asked […]
Tennessee’s Most Walkable City Is Also One Of The Most Dangerous In The Country...
Memphis is highly regarded for a lot of reasons, including having one of Tennessee's trendiest neighborhoods with artsy vibes and culture. You can even visit a vibrant, artsy Memphis neighborhood in a formerly abandoned warehouse — yet another example of why people see it as a must-visit city. Unfortunately, over the...
Frustration mounts for many waiting at the DMV
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Long lines wrapped around the building. No available appointments to avoid it. Department of Motor Vehicles offices across West Tennessee are swamped right now. It’s an issue many of you brought to WREG Investigators’ attention. “It’s just a mess,” Darrell Davis said as he stood in line. “Will wait...
Castalia Heights renter worries utility payment at Family Dollar did not make it to...
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - How do you pay your utility bill?. Some people sign up for auto-pay directly from their bank accounts. Others prefer paying in person. However, a Castalia Heights renter is annoyed and upset after she said the utility payment she made at a Family Dollar did not make it to MLGW.
WATCH: Heat, humidity locked in with storms possible this week in the Mid-South
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Summer heat and humidity remain locked in across the Mid-South. Highs will …
Officials warn about fireworks safety after injuries, house fires
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Fourth of July is over, but there are some reports of dangerous incidents involving fireworks. Memphis Police confirmed a child is in critical condition after being injured by fireworks. The incident occurred on Saturday in the 3700 block of Dorado Avenue. The police report shows a witness was...
