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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Longtime Memphis television personality Kontji Anthony is coming to WREG News Channel 3, as the host of a new lifestyle show. The show is still under development, but Fran McRae, vice president and general manager of WREG, says it will showcase the Memphis area and all the great things it has to […]

Biggs became the top food journalist and restaurant critic at The Daily Memphian.

Longtime Memphis bartender Shea Grauer is remembered for bringing "a smile to everyone that knew him."

Dees worked as a journalist in Memphis and the Mid-South since 1995.

An internal MPD investigation into the death of Tyre Nichols has now culminated with the firing of five officers. Other investigations as well as protests continue.

Longtime Memphis residents Dirty Streets will be releasing their new album Who’s Gonna Love You via Blue Elan Records on September 29th. It’s their first

Elvis Presley died on Aug. 16, 1977. That event has not kept him off the front page, off the Billboard charts or off the movie and television screen.

Elvis Presley died on Aug. 16, 1977. That event has not kept him off the front page, off the Billboard charts or off the movie and television screen.

The fast-rising rappers team for a fun but inconsistent joint album that’s most effective when their verses weave together to feel like one.

Moody criticized current and recent administrations, saying the county must do better.