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Olive Branch police congratulate Class of 2026, commend two school resource officers

The Olive Branch Police Department congratulated the Class of 2026 and said it was proud of the graduates’ “hard work, dedication and perseverance,” in a social media post. The department singled out two School Resource Officers at Center Hill High School, naming Officer Jessica Norman and Officer...
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Olive Branch sets June 7 deadline for fall youth soccer registration

Olive Branch Parks and Recreation announced the deadline to register for fall youth soccer is June 7, the department said. Officials directed residents to register or learn more at the parks and recreation website, olivebranch.recdesk.com, and at https://olivebranch.recdesk.com/Community/Home, according to the announce
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Man with fentanyl, fake cash vandalizes gas station

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man is accused of paying for gas with a counterfeit $20 bill, vandalizing a Soulsville gas station, and hiding fentanyl in his sock on Monday. James Payne, 53, was charged with possession of counterfeit marks under $500, vandalism $1,000-$2,500, possession of a controlled substance with intent to man
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We Saw You: Lifedoc Health Gala and Riverfront Fundraiser Dinner

Three hundred people attended this year’s Healthier Memphis Gala a.k.a. “The MEM Gala” presented by Lifedoc Health. The event, held April 24th, was again at the old Summit Club space atop Clark Tower. Chefs from top Memphis restaurants were on hand with everything from duck confit (Erling...
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Best Life: Spencer’s second chance: Fighting cancer without chemo

RALEIGH, NC. (Ivanhoe Newswire) - Colorectal cancer is now the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States, and rates among adults under 50 continue to rise. While it’s still most common in older adults, it remains one of the deadliest, with the American Cancer Society estimating more than 55,000 deaths
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Child hospitalized after pedestrian-involved crash

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — This breaking news article will be updated as details are received. A juvenile was taken to the hospital in noncritical condition on Tuesday, May 26, following a two-vehicle crash in which a pedestrian was also struck. The Memphis Police Department responded to a crash around 5:30...
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MDOT director names next highway capacity projects

Brad White, executive director of the Mississippi Department of Transportation, told SuperTalk Mississippi’s Mornings with Richard Cross on May 26, 2026, that Interstate 55 in Madison County, State Route 25 in Rankin County and Interstate 55 in DeSoto County are the next capacity projects in MDOT’s queue. White...
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MPD investigates overnight crash on I-40

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The Memphis Police Department is investigating an overnight crash on the interstate. When Action News 5 arrived at the scene a little after 1 a.m., both MPD and MFD crews were present and investigating. The crash occurred on Interstate 40 just before the flyover and involved...
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4 injured after crash involving MATA van: Photos

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Four people were left injured after a crash involving a MATA van in Southwest Memphis early Wednesday morning. WREG crews captured footage of the two-car crash on South Third Street at Western Park Drive, a little after 7 a.m. The MATA van was seen overturned, where crews were working to rescue someone
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Ida B. Wells to remain a distinct school at another district campus for at...

District officials will delay closing one Memphis school for at least a year despite the school board voting to shut it down in February. Memphis-Shelby County Schools officials confirmed Wednesday, May 20, that students and teachers from Ida B. Wells Academy will be moved into the Norris Achievement Academy building n

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