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WATCH: Frayser playground damaged by vandals, neighbors say

What was once a playground gifted to a Frayser neighborhood is now in pieces, from curse words spray-painted on the slide and playground equipment broken to finding a knife underneath the slide. The neighborhood said this seems to be an act of vandalism.
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Olive Branch police issue scam alert to residents

The Olive Branch Police Department urged residents to be vigilant against scammers and to contact police if they believe they have been targeted, the department said. The department said common scams include calls claiming to be from law enforcement, government agencies or utility companies demanding immediate payment;
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Memphis man seeking compensation, says robbery left him unable to walk or work

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A Memphis man who survived a violent attempted robbery says the attack left him unable to walk, unable to work, and struggling to pay thousands of dollars in medical bills. Now, Gaderious Rayford is fighting another battle: appealing a state decision denying his request for crime victim...
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Hound Dogs ready for first-ever home game in Memphis

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) -The Memphis Hound Dogs lost their inaugural game last week to the Nebraska Siege 52-18, but Saturday night, one of the newest teams in “The Arena League” plays at home for the first time against the Iowa Woo. The debut did not go to plan,...
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Memphis woman who lost both legs during Carnival Cruise files lawsuit

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Memphis woman who lost both legs in a boating accident during a Carnival Cruise island excursion in the Bahamas last year is suing the cruise line and the excursion operators. Hannah Smith, 23, an Overton High School graduate, was celebrating her graduation from Miles College with her childhood frien
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9 Old-School Tennessee Drive-Ins Famous For The BBQ Sandwiches Locals Grew Up Eating

Tennessee barbecue holds a special place in the hearts of locals, and nothing captures that nostalgic feeling quite like the classic drive-in. These beloved spots have been serving up mouthwatering BBQ sandwiches for generations, creating memories that last a lifetime. From smoky pulled pork to tender brisket piled hig
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Jury convicts Memphis man for 2021 murder

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A Shelby County jury returned a guilty verdict for a man accused of second-degree murder and tampering with evidence, according to the Shelby County District Attorney’s Office. Jeffery Boyle was found guilty by a jury on May 29 regarding the shooting death of 30-year-old Reginald...
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Dogs adopted from MAS found dead and malnourished, couple charged

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A couple who adopted two dogs from MAS last year are facing aggravated animal cruelty charges after police said they found one of the dogs decaying in a cage and the other severely malnourished. Brian Wilburn, 35, and Gloria McCoy, 24, were both arrested Thursday at their home in the 200 block […]
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VIDEO: Wrong-Way Pursuit on I-55 Ends With Crash Into West Memphis Building

WEST MEMPHIS, Ark. — Video obtained from Arkansas State Police shows a May 29 pursuit in West Memphis that ended when a vehicle traveled the wrong way on Interstate 55 and crashed into an industrial building, according to an ASP report attached to the video. Trooper Gunner Fultz wrote...
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NWS Memphis adds probabilistic HeatRisk forecasts for summer

The U.S. National Weather Service in Memphis said it has added probabilistic HeatRisk forecasts for the summer to give users more context about heat threats. The new product provides likelihoods for five HeatRisk categories — “Little/None,” “Minor,” “Moderate,” “Major” and “Extreme” — the agency said.

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