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Missing in the Mid-South | Have you seen these people?
Anyone with information on the location of these missing persons is asked to call the law enforcement agency involved with that case.
Here's where Memphis-area tornado shelters are located
Many local cities and counties in the Mid-South have built public storm shelters that open when a Tornado Watch or Warning is issued for the area.
It's a Memphis Grizzlies Garage Sale! Find discounted clothing and memorabilia at the sale May 18
The annual Grizzlies Garage Sale benefits St. Jude Children's Research Hospital.
Tennessee Launches Youth Employment Program
YEP allows teens and young adults to enter the workforce
Finding common ground: How a Memphis coach and police officer is combatting youth crime on the gridiron
For the Mt. Moriah Roadrunners, football is more than just a game. It’s a unique way for police officers and pre-teens to build relationships.
Here's what you can do to keep your family safe if someone tries to steal your car
National non-profit Kids and Car Safety said there have been 37 documented cases nationwide this year where a child was left in a car that was ultimately stolen.
Fundraiser for the family of fallen MPD officer Joseph McKinney reaches $170,000
So far, more than $170,000 has been raised for the family of the man killed in the line of duty Friday morning.
How to sign up for the City of Memphis' city-wide alert system
Those who wish to sign up can visit memphisalerts.com for more information.
Rent is higher in Memphis than a year ago | Why this keeps happening, and what you can do to save
Since the start of the pandemic, citywide rent in Memphis has gone up more than 25%.
Here's where you can check power outages in your area
Here’s where to find information on outages across the West Tennessee, North Mississippi, and Eastern Arkansas.
Need assistance in stopping crime in your neighborhood? The City of Memphis is now holding crime prevention grant workshops to help
Memphians can apply for a Neighborhood Crime Prevention Grant. The city will hold both in-person and virtual events to assist with the application process.
Expungement Clinic and Career Fair helps provide second chances to Memphians
Agape Child & Family Services teamed up with Dwelling Place Christian Church to hold an Expungement and Career Fair on Friday, May 3.
The search for the next Gerber baby is underway: How to nominate your little one
The 2024 Gerber Baby - also known as their "Chief Growing Officer" - will receive a $25,000 cash prize and more.
Here's a look at what's happening around Memphis in the month of May
If you're looking for something fun for yourself or your whole family, here are some ideas from across the Mid-South in May.
When do you need a permit for a party or event at a Memphis city park?
Here’s what you need to know if you want to host a gathering at one of the 162 parks that fall under the city’s purview.
Here's who will take the stage for the 2024 Live at the Garden concert series at the Memphis Botanic Garden
The shows kick of on June 6 and the series ends with a classic rock extravaganza on Sept. 20.
Applications open for Summer EBT program that helps families buy groceries
Applications are now open for Summer EBT benefits, which will be given to families on pre-loaded cards that they can use to purchase groceries.
Events in April | Here's a look at festivals happening in Memphis this month
As Spring hits the Mid-South, so will the festivals. Here is a list of the celebrations in Memphis for the month of April.
West Memphis Police to teach owners how to keep their businesses safe
The "business watch" event occurs Thursday, April 18, from 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. at the Eugene Woods Civic Center.
Here's where you can learn more about ACT test dates and college admissions
Memphis-Shelby County Schools is hosting "ACT Family Night," and the first 100 students to sign up will receive free ACT prep materials.
What you need to know about the new Smokeslam BBQ Showdown coming to Tom Lee Park
59 teams will be heading to Tom Lee Park to compete head to head for $250,000, with organizers calling it the ‘World’s Ultimate BBQ Showdown.’
Tennessee offers new behavioral health scholarship
The Tennessee scholarship can provide up to $30,000 over a two-year period in tuition aid for students seeking a master's degree in the field.
Here's where you can get help with retirement and Medicare
Experts will be at the Benjamin L. Hooks Library Wednesday, April 10, to give attendees a clear picture of how to handle financial issues.
IRS launches Direct File, a pilot program for free online tax filing available in 12 states, including Tennessee
Taxpayers in the 12 states who have very simple W-2s and claim a standard deduction may be eligible to use it this tax season.
Tickets on sale for 2024 FedEx St. Jude Championship at TPC Southwind
Daily Grounds and upgraded Michelob ULTRA Athletic Club tickets are now on sale to the general public for the PGA Tour.
Here's what you should do with your used eclipse viewing glasses
Eclipse mania gripped Mexico, the U.S. and Canada, as the moon swept in front of the sun, blotting out daylight.
Here are some resources to help you complete the FAFSA
Tennessee education officials are urging students to complete the FAFSA soon to remain eligible for free tuition through the Tennessee Promise program.
Remaining MLGW 2045 workshops postponed so utility can focus on billing and meter issues
Memphis Light, Gas and Water has been hosting community workshops and started an online survey asking customers for their ideas.
Honoring Black fathers | Centurion Community Support Center hosts MLK celebration gala
The event will have live music, speakers and food.
Here's where child care providers can apply for grants to enhance programs, education
A Community Foundation of Middle Tennessee statewide initiative, ChildcareTennessee is seeking to improve services offered to children and families they serve.
Patti LaBelle headlining concert at Southern Heritage Classic
Tickets for festivities will go on sale Friday, April 5, at 10 a.m.
Tickets on sale Friday for 2024 Southern Heritage Classic
The 35th Annual Southern Heritage Classic will showcase the University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff facing off against Tennessee State University.
Tennessee celebrates 3rd annual Food Waste Prevention Week
The celebration features virtual engagement, educational opportunities, state-wide food drives and regional events featuring food waste awareness activities.
Deadline approaching for organizations to apply for grants to provide summer camp scholarships to Shelby County youth
The applications can be made until Thursday, March 28 at 4:30 p.m.
It's almost time again for the annual Spring Plant Sale at the Memphis Botanic Garden
This year’s sale will take place April 18 through 20 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. each day at the Nursery at the Garden.
I-55 Memphis bridge back open after two-week closure
The work was part of the ongoing construction on I-55 and the Crump Interchange.
Registration now open for MSCS Summer Learning Academy
Dates for registration are from March 25 to April 19.
Walk the dinosaur! Jurassic Quest roars into the Agricenter
Kids and adults alike can learn about different types of dinosaurs which have walked the planet.
Looking to learn more about the upcoming solar eclipse? | Germantown hosts solar eclipse presentation
People ages 13 and up are welcomed to attend.
Buyers Beware: USAA warns of potential ticket scams ahead of March Madness games
A spokesperson with USAA said tickets for games are anticipated to change hands several times up until tip-off and beyond.
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