The National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis has opened significant new exhibits, expanding its educational offerings to visitors seeking deeper understanding of America’s civil rights legacy. According to Action News 5, the museum’s enhanced displays provide fresh perspectives on the ongoing struggle for equality and justice that defined generations of Black Americans. The expansion comes … Read more
A defendant facing quadruple murder charges in Memphis has decided to represent himself in court despite strong warnings from the presiding judge about the risks of proceeding without legal counsel. According to Action News 5 (WMC NBC 5), the suspect is moving forward with self-representation in what promises to be a complex capital case involving … Read more
A Memphis college graduate and pharmacist named Chester was arrested for murder in connection with a robbery and shooting. His mother claims innocence and mistaken identity in the case.
Derek White arrested in Memphis on terrorism charges after posting Facebook threats to shoot random people, referencing 2022 Memphis shooter Ezekiel Kelly.
Memphis man injured in gunfire after confronting scammers who sold his daughter a stolen car on Facebook Marketplace for $5,800. Police investigating the case.
A 4-year-old girl was found walking alone on busy Winchester Road in Memphis before being rescued by Good Samaritans and safely reunited with her mother.
Memphis filmmaker George Tillman’s brother Kevin was arrested for stealing $30,000 worth of items from his home while George was hospitalized with pneumonia.
Four victims, including three children, are in critical condition after a shooting on Interstate 240 in Memphis during rush hour. Police pursued the suspects across the city, resulting in two arrests.
Two people died and three others remain in critical condition after gunfire erupted in Memphis’s Soulsville area near Regional One Medical Center.
A 24-year-old suspect has been arrested in connection with a citywide shooting rampage that terrorized Memphis residents.
