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Kroger Health is teaming up with Memphis Business Academy and Cherokee Health Systems to provide free drive-thru COVID-19 to the Frayser community.

It is the latest traffic-control measure to be implemented by US grocery retailers to encourage physical distancing during the coronavirus pandemic.

ARLINGTON, Tenn. – – A recent trip to the grocery store left a Shelby County woman traumatized. Deputies say Daniel McGee parked next to her around noon Tuesday at the Kroger on Hwy 70 in Arlington. The woman was in her car talking on the phone with her friend and when she looked over, deputies […]

Kroger announced it will provide all of its grocery, supply chain, manufacturing, pharmacy and call center associates a Hero Bonus as they continue to work during the outbreak.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A representative with Kroger confirmed a second person has tested positive for COVID-19 at the Kroger Distribution Center in Memphis. Teresa Dickerson, corporate affairs manager for Kroger, says the associate was asked to self-isolate last Friday after the first case was announced. The associate is reportedly recovering at home. Dickerson says they […]

Coins may be hard to come by these days, and that’s impacting banks and businesses.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Kroger’s Delta Division is changing store hours for 101 stores across the Mid-South starting on Monday. In an e-mail sent on Saturday, the stores will be open from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. starting on Monday, March 23. The stores will be reserving the first hour, after opening, for people over 60 […]

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Accusations of road rage landed a pair of brothers behind bars after a shooting in Raleigh. Darion Townsend, 20, and Devonn Townsend, 18, sit in jail together after deputies tracked them down Tuesday. Devonn told Shelby County deputies he was driving when his brother started shooting near Bolen Huse Road and Singleton Parkway. The […]

An employee at a Kroger distribution warehouse in Memphis tested positive for the coronavirus, a spokesperson confirmed Thursday.

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Crime committed by kids is on the rise, according to Juvenile Court Judge Dan Michael. He said there could be a direct connection between schools being closed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic and violent crime being committed by kids. Michael said while there are fewer children in the Juvenile Detention Center, […]

Some customers are describing their experience trying to get their groceries as “beyond frustrating.”