Another Memphis Morning News exclusive- Tennessee Governor Bill Lee called in to say that school choice is the answer, despite representative London Lamar (D) calling his plan a “scam” by taking public tax dollars and giving to the wealthy. Bill Lee has also committed more resources to Shelby County to help the fight against reckless…… MORE
December 5th, a teen was taken into custody after a warrant was served for an Oakhaven home. The 15 year old is believed to be responsible for multiple burglaries from December 2nd through the 4th. The BRAT unit at Shelby County Sheriffs Department investigating the burglaries developed a suspect. Upon serving the warrant they found…… MORE
Heard on Memphis Morning News, State Senator Brent Taylor has formally asked for an investigation by the Tennessee Board of Judicial Conduct and the Tennessee Board of Professional Responsibility into an alleged scheme by Shelby County DA Mulroy and Judge Paula Skahan. Taylor says in his letter, “it appears Judge Skahan used the powers of…… MORE
Memphis City Councilman Frank Colvett said on Memphis Morning News, he’s not sure if JB Smiley didn’t read the U of M Auxiliary charter before he presented a resolution demanding seats on the board. Simply put- there are no additional seats. This is part of the city council’s attempt to push back on Mayor Strickland’s…… MORE
Shots rang out Monday night at a Midtown church leaving one man in critical condition after finding car burglars in the parking lot. Memphis police found the man shot on the 200 block of East Parkway North just after 8 p.m. and rushed to the hospital. A silver Toyota Camry with a missing headlight is…… MORE
Four shops in Memphis were broken into over the weekend and four of the suspects still remain on the run. The burglars were caught on video grabbing anything on sight after breaking in and getting away in a black BMW from all four crime scenes. The businesses include an ice cream shop, an adult store,…… MORE
Daily Memphian investigative reporter, Samuel Hardiman called Memphis Morning News to share details of his story on the potential collapse of the cities stadium transfer promise. Richard Smith has stated that city council member JB Smiley’s contingency to transferring Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium to the U of M in exchange for board seats could kill…… MORE
A Frayser home was struck by a car on Saturday night, leaving a person who was inside dead. The front of the house was where a car rammed through and a woman who was in her home was left dead. This all happened just before midnight at the intersection of Overton Crossing Street and Alta…… MORE
Runners from across the country and overseas gathered on Saturday in support to end childhood cancer leading to a record breaking $15 million raised. This brings the total amount raised throughout 22 years of races held to $138 million. Over 20,000 runners were represented from all over the Mid-South, all 50 states and more than…… MORE
Rescue 901, The First Responders Show asked State Senator Brent Taylor for comments on Bill Anderson’s recent release on recognizance on a defendant accused of first degree murder and what his action plan is to stop Shelby County Judges from ROR orders in the future for those accused of murder and other violent crimes. LISTEN… MORE
