On Wednesday, Tipton County Animal Control and the Covington Police Department (CPD) said that they were looking for two “vicious pit bulls” who were roaming the neighborhood.… MORE
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LOCAL | Man Arrested For Stealing And Damaging USPS Packages From Delivery Truck
According to police, a man was arrested Tuesday morning for allegedly stealing and damaging packages from the back of a USPS truck in the Highland Heights neighborhood.… MORE
LOCAL | Mid-South To Be Hit With Snowy Weather On Friday
It’s not a matter of if it will snow, it will be a matter of how much snow this Friday. … MORE
LOCAL | Dr. Feagins Responds To MSCS: I Will Not Resign
Dr. Marie Feagins, the superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools, responded to the school board’s accusations of wrongdoing and their call for her to resign. She refused. … MORE
LOCAL | Memphis Announces Warming Center Will Stay Open 24 Hours In Midst Of Freezing Temperatures
The city of Memphis declared that until further notice, its warming centers will continue to serve the homeless population.… MORE
LOCAL | Police Chase In Marshall Co. Leads To Collision Killing Two
The Marshall County Sheriff’s Department verified that an automobile accident in Marshall County over the weekend claimed the lives of two people.… MORE
LOCAL | MLGW Implements 4% Increase To Utility Bills
Customers of Memphis, Light, Gas, and Water should anticipate a minor increase in their utility bills.… MORE
LOCAL | Stolen Vehicle From Southaven Crashes In Memphis, One Suspect Charged
A stolen vehicle evading police from Southaven into Memphis collided on Airways on Thursday, leaving one person charged and two hospitalized.… MORE
RON HART | Don’t Blame The Soldiers For Afghanistan, Blame The Entrenched DC Elites
Syndicated Columnist Ron Hart joined the Nation of Jake on Thursday to talk about his latest column on the latest political headlines. Read below for his full article.… MORE
LOCAL | Shelby Co. Judge Bill Anderson Announces He Will Retire In March
Shelby County Judge Bill Anderson will retire in March after serving for 14 years. This comes after years of frustrated county and state officials criticizing Anderson’s bail-setting practices, much of them notorious for making headlines of every news market in the city. State senator Brent Taylor, among many, had been calling for Anderson to be reprimanded for months.…… MORE
