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Nearly 40 Memphis high schoolers join the U.S. Army
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — There are several reasons to choose the military, and this year, nearly 250 people across the Mid-South made that decision. “When I joined, it was because I had a why, and my why was to have a house, to get my education, finish my career, and I have a wife and my […]
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Rising construction prices affecting developments across Memphis
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - If it feels like it's taking some project developments in Memphis, time to take shape, that's because it is. Development projects can be impacted by the state of the economy. Josh Poag, President and CEO of Poag Shopping Centers, told FOX13 the cost of construction has gone...
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Army Corps to cut ribbon on Greenbelt Landing on the Mississippi River
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The Army Corps of Engineers will cut the ribbon on Greenbelt Landing on the Mississippi River on Wednesday. The event will be held at 2 p.m. at the north end of Mud Island near downtown Memphis. The Corps said the ribbon-cutting marks “substantial completion” of the...
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Memphis is turning Halloween into an epic week you won’t forget
Halloween week in Memphis starts tonight. Crosstown Arts is screening John Carpenter’s Halloween today as part of its Frightober Film Series. It’s the movie that launched a thousand masks, and it kicks off five days of parties, haunts and family fun before the holiday lands on Saturday, Oct. 31. Door opened at 6 p.m., the film started at 6:30 p.m., and admission is free. Whether you’re a horror buff, a hip-hop fan or a parent planning for the kids, here’s how to spend the rest of the week.
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Shelby County Commission vote on MSCS battle
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Major topics were up for discussion at Monday’s Shelby County Commissioners’ meeting, including a look at options for a data center moratorium and an ongoing legal battle involving the school board. In a deciding move that will impact the future of a lawsuit involving the Memphis-Shelby County School Board and a […]
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Demolition of Serenity Towers could cost taxpayers $6.5 million
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — More than a year after all 145 residents moved out, and some eight months after the high-rise on Highland was listed for sale, the future of Serenity Towers remains uncertain. However, what’s for sure is that you’re still footing the bill. WREG Investigators asked attorney Marcus Ward, “Are taxpayers still paying for […]
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WKNO Daily Newscast | Wednesday, October 28, 2026
— State Senator Brent Taylor, the Republican candidate for Tennessee’s 9th Congressional District, has acknowledged to sending unsolicited nude photos of himself to others. — The Shelby County Clerk’s office is adjusting its hours of operation by opening to the public a half-hour later, at 8:30 A.M., and closing...