Some Memphis News Today

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Some Memphis teachers say they were promised bonuses from Memphis-Shelby County Schools, but haven’t seen any signs of them showing up in their paychecks. Teaching has long been viewed as a low paying job, but now some educators in the Memphis-Shelby County Schools District say you can add bonuses and stipends that […]

The director of Kid Station in East Memphis said she’s grateful for the funding, but that it did not bring long-term solutions.

“We’re going to work to make sure we’re going to get the right plans such that people can still patron the businesses, but we can also keep downtown safe.”

Students got to practice climbing on the poles Wednesday, June 21, 2023, at the MLGW pole farm at Southwest Community College Macon Cove campus.

Memphis City Council members reportedly are set to propose $15 million in new funding for police officer salaries, WREG reported.

The College of Dentistry at the University of Tennessee Health Science Center provided free dental services to 97 students from Freedom Preparatory Academy Thursday.

Mar 10, 2021 / 01:12 PM CST MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Some Memphis neighbors are concerned about a vacant building after water from the building flooded their street last week. It happened on Joy Lane near I-240 and Airways during the recent cold snap. Residents told WREG water came gushing out of the old Damascus Road building into the road and flooded the back yards of at least two homes. They said homeless people have also been living inside the building, which has been vacant for years. “When ...