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Beehive 35 Coming to Memphis

A new restaurant is coming to Memphis and it’s certain to get local foodies buzzing. Beehive 35 has been making its way through the permitting process, bringing locals closer to unravelling the mystery of just what the eatery has to offer. Beehive 35 is setting up its colony at...
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More Hot Chicken on the Germantown Horizon

Germantown chicken fans get excited; the neighborhood is officially in the Hattie B’s Hot Chicken business. The popular restaurant chain has received township approval to build a brand new storefront in the area reports the Memphis Business Journal. Hattie B’s will be opening as part of the Germantown Village...
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Tennessee Court Tosses Conviction For Man Who Shot Father In Head During Subway Parking...

A Tennessee appeals court has thrown out the aggravated assault conviction of a man who shot another father in the head during a heated argument outside a Subway restaurant. Kristopher Pappas, who was serving a five-year sentence for the March 2023 shooting in Fayette County, will now face a new trial. The decision...
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Family concerns grow as search continues for convicted murderer

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A victim’s family concerns grow, as the search continues for a convicted killer who was mistakenly released from the Shelby County Jail in September. Memphis Police said Octavious Atkins was in a car near Shelby Drive and Neely Road when another driver pulled up and fired shots, killing Atkins and...
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West Memphis Woman Killed in Street Racing Incident, Driver Charged with First-Degree Murder

A late-night street race in West Memphis ended tragically when a car involved struck and killed a woman, authorities reported. Mayor Marco McClendon told Action News 5 that the incident occurred just before 10:30 p.m. Thursday, involving two drivers in a high-speed race that resulted in the death of an unhoused woman.
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New Burger Concept Headed to Cordova

Burgers and wings are the undeniable stars of the fast-casual dining world. These dishes define the industry, inspiring more restaurants than could ever reasonably be counted. However busy the market may be, there is always a hunger for new and fresh options. Luckily for Memphis diners, a fresh choice is coming soon....
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Memphis mourns loss of Beale Street Flipper

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — If you’ve ever walked on Beale Street, you’ve probably stopped to watch the Beale Street flippers showcase their acrobatic talents. Twon Todd had been doing it for decades, and unfortunately, the city is mourning his loss. A little before 6:30 Friday night, crime scene tape, blue lights, police, and...
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Funeral services held for first Black woman Memphis police officer

MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Funeral services were held Friday for the first Black woman to serve as a Memphis Police Officer. Captain Claudine Penn passed away last week at the age of 90. Her homegoing services were held at Bloomfield Full Gospel Baptist Church on South Parkway. The church’s pastor...
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Deputy injured after suspects ram patrol car in Windyke

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — An investigation is underway after suspects struck a deputy’s vehicle while attempting to flee a scene at an apartment complex in southeast Shelby County, according to the sheriff’s office. Accoridng to SCSO, at 2 a.m., deputies responded to reports of multiple vehicles being broken into at the City...
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Hospitality Hub opens warming center at First Baptist Church

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A warming center will be open Saturday night at the First Baptist Church and will remain open until further notice, according to the Hospitality Hub of Memphis. The church will open at 10 p.m. and is located on 200 East Parkway North at the Northeast corner of Poplar and East Parkway. It […]

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