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Hughes Resident Killed in Crittenden County Crash
HUGHES, Ark. — Leigh Zanone Scull of Hughes was killed Nov. 5, 2026, when a vehicle struck her on State Highway 131, according to a preliminary Arkansas State Police summary. The crash was reported at 2:13 p.m. The summary states Scull was walking northbound on the west shoulder of...
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Memphis basketball surges in national rankings after torrid start
Memphis basketball is being rewarded for its torrid start, storming up the national rankings on Nov. 9. The Tigers (2-0) received the second-most votes out of every team outside the top 25 of the USA TODAY Sports Coaches Poll , essentially landing at No. 27, behind Kentucky. In the Associated Press Top 25, Memphis got the most votes of all unranked programs, essentially coming in at No. 26. The Tigers missed cracking the AP Top 25 by five voting points. Nebraska is No. 25 with 101 points, while Memphis finished with 97 points. One AP voter ranked the Tigers as high as No. 10, according to collegepolltracker.com. Penny Hardaway's team did not receive a single vote in either preseason poll. Only once in program history has Memphis gone from unranked in the preseason poll to a spot in the first Top 25 of the regular season. It happened in 1987, when Memphis moved into the AP poll at No. 20 after wins over Jackson State and Washington. Penny Hardaway's team defeated Iowa State and VCU to open the 2026-27 season. It is currently the only program in the country with multiple top-60 wins. Next up is a date with No.
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Freelance reporter, anchor Rob Sneed let go by Fox13 Memphis
Freelance Fox13 reporter and anchor Rob Sneed has been laid off by the TV station, Sneed said in a social media post . Posted in the evening of Nov. 5, Sneed said the station had cut him and that it had been a financial decision. He added that he came to Fox13 "under previous management with promises that were never fulfilled." In an email, a representative of Fox13 said it was an HR issue and the station did not comment on HR issues. Sneed said in the post he came to Memphis after spending about a year away from television news. He started with Fox13 in March. "I wasn't chasing a paycheck. I was chasing a second chance," he wrote. "And Memphis/Mid-South you made that step out on faith worth it." Sneed thanked viewers and Fox13 and wished his former colleagues at the station the best. He said he did not know what his next steps were, but that he was open to opportunities in television news, communications and public relations. Sneed's LinkedIn page shows he previously worked in TV news in Columbus, Ohio, Chicago and Huntsville, Alabama. "My story is far from over. I'm so sorry to anyone who's
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Man allegedly vandalizes Army recruiter building with racial slur
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A man is accused of spray-painting a racial slur on an Army recruitment building in Millington. Christopher S. Davis, 21, was charged with vandalism, to wit: over $1,000, and Civil Rights intimidation, to wit: property damage. On Nov. 7 at around 2 p.m., officers responded to a vandalism at the Armed Forces […]
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Jackets open playoffs Friday against Parkview at War Memorial
WYNNE — The Wynne Yellowjackets and the Little Rock Parkview Patriots will meet for the third time since 2022 in the first round of the Class 5A state playoffs Friday night. The previous two meetings were also first-round matchups. Parkview is 7-3 and the second seed out of the...
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This No-Frills Memphis Soul Food Spot Is Where Tennessee Locals Go For Fried Catfish And Smothered Pork Chops
Some of the best lunches in Memphis come on a plastic tray, not a fancy plate. Down the road from one of the most famous homes in America sits a modest dining room where busy locals line up every single day for Southern cooking. There are no white tablecloths here...
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No. 22 Vanderbilt focusing on defense as it hosts Memphis
After watching his No. 22 Vanderbilt team win its first two games by an average margin of nearly 35 points, head coach Mark Byington finds that a good part of his focus is on his club's defense. The Commodores will play the third of six consecutive home games to open their new campaign when they face cross-state foe Memphis on Tuesday night in Nashville. The Southeastern Conference team has clamped down so far: It allowed 47 points to Bellarmine before giving up four more to Wake Forest in a 74-51 drubbing of the Atlantic Coast Conference program. "I thought our defense the first two games has been really good, and against different styles," Byington said. "Bellarmine holds the ball and we were getting shot-clock violations. (Wake's) guys were trying to go. So it's different styles, and you've got to win different ways." Vanderbilt (2-0) held Bellarmine to 37% shooting from the field, while the Demon Deacons managed just 35%. The two opponents combined were 11-for-47 (23.4%) from beyond the arc. The hope is the defensive mindset pays dividends on the road in the SEC when baskets are hard to come by. "You get to the end of the season on