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Tuesday is primary election day in Shelby County and in many counties across Tennessee. Polls close at 7 p.m. and results will be posted here as they come in Tuesday evening. Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris issued a statement on Twitter following his primary win Tuesday evening: “I am thrilled by this evening’s primary election […]

Where to vote on Election Day See list below. Ask most Shelby County residents – who frequently vote – and they’ll tell you that this is the election they dread most out of all! It’s the one with the long, long ballot that includes all the area’s judges. Since the ballot is long, this guide […]

Check out WREG’s Informed Sources from November 9, 2019 Guests: Matt Kuhn David Bradford Janis Fullilove Topics: Juvenile crime increasing in Memphis and Shelby County MLGW proposes rate hikes Federal consent decree in Memphis Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

Topics Shelby County podcast controversy SCS suspension policy Central Gardens political yard signs Guests Janis Fullilove Randy Hendon David Upton Amber Mills

Informed Sources show April 19, 2019 Guests: Sen. Brian Kelsey, Janis Fullilove and Heidi Shafer Topics: Bill Opposes Student Athlete Compensation Ban, Governor Lee Announces Money for Tom Lee Park, Memphis City Budget Part 1 Part 2 Part 3

It started with a single piece of mail in May, when a Memphis mother received paperwork addressed to her saying she needed to be in juvenile court.

Topics: Gov. Bill Lee Confederate photo Arkansas state flag controversy MLGW water bill increase Guests: Janis Fullilove Mark Billingsley Lauren Lee

Ten members of City Council were back in session Tuesday, but still deadlocked over an appointment to the District 1 council seat vacated by Bill Morrison.

Candidates who want to be considered for the open positions can apply at City Hall, the Election Commission or online. 

It was gridlock at City Council as members failed to agree on who should replace District 1 council member Bill Morrison, who was recently elected Shelby County Probate Clerk, even after a meeting lasting nine hours.

Election officials say there is no law requiring candidates for office to be current on their taxes.