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Shelby Co. County Clerk’s office ordered to send $38,400 towards Millington rent

MEMPHIS, Tenn — Shelby County Commissioners have voted, in a unanimous decision, ordering the Shelby County Clerk's Office to pay off the rent at the Clerk's office in Millington. The dispute stems from claims made by Millington City Manager Frankie Dakin back in September 2025, claiming that Shelby County...
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Wild! Caregiver Allegedly Stole Nearly $38,000 in Jewelry From Elderly Patient

A 32-year-old caregiver from Memphis, Tennessee, has been arrested and charged after allegedly stealing nearly $38,000 worth of jewelry from an 83-year-old… The post Wild! Caregiver Allegedly Stole Nearly $38,000 in Jewelry From Elderly Patient appeared first on Shine My Crown .
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Friendship breakups hurt too

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Girl, Let’s Talk, is a new weekly show where real women have real conversations about real topics. WREG’s Quametra Wilborn joined the group chat this week alongside host Deja Davis-Bernard, Zaneta Lowe, and Felicia Munn. In this episode, we discussed the importance of friendship,...
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Oak Court Mall is not closed (yet)

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Oak Court Mall’s days may be numbered, but it’s not closing just yet. “Reports circulating online are inaccurate,” wrote a mall spokeswoman. “The mall remains open and operational as planning continues for a phased redevelopment.”. While the vast majority of stores have...
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Proposed bill seeks to allow removal of Mississippi school board members

DESOTO COUNTY, Miss. - A proposed bill named after admitted child sex offender Lindsey Whiteside could mean more accountability for Mississippi school board members. The bill, introduced Monday, is called the "Whiteside Accountability Act." Parents and school board members have called for DeSoto County school board...
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Woman’s ex-boyfriend allegedly shoots at her car downtown

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A woman’s ex-boyfriend is accused of shooting at her vehicle while she was driving with her friend downtown overnight, according to Memphis Police. Just before 11 p.m., officers say they responded to a shooting call downtown near 10 South Main Street. The woman said that...
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Alcenia’s owner says Pinch District business is hurting

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Just days after Westy’s put up its Pinch District restaurant for sale, the owner of another popular nearby restaurant says she’s faced challenges for years and feels neglected by city leaders. Betty Joyce, also known as B.J. Chester-Tamayo, opened Alcenia’s in 1997 and ever since then, she says the...
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Memphis shopping center to be renamed for slain pastor

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A shopping center in North Memphis is expected to be renamed in honor of Pastor Ricky Floyd, who was killed nearly a year ago. Organizers say Floyd bought the property to expand his ministry as the leader of Pursuit of God Transformation Center and Salvation Revelation Ministries.
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Memphis Man Sentenced to 18 Years for Stealing Jewelry From Residents at MS Senior...

OLIVE BRANCH — A Memphis man has been convicted and sentenced in DeSoto County for stealing jewelry from elderly residents at an Olive Branch senior living facility, according to the DeSoto County District Attorney’s Office. Prosecutors said Allen Williams, 65, exploited his position as a custodian at Silvercreek...
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Parking company to pay millions for refunds, free parking program in settlement, AG says

NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti announced a settlement with private parking company Metropolis Technologies on Monday after a multi-year investigation into "deceptive practices." As a result of the settlement, Metropolis will pay $8.75 million to cover consumer refunds, litigation...

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