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Members of the West Tennessee African Methodist Episcopal Church held a community meeting Friday night with Mayor Lee Harris.

Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett will face senators’ questions over her approach to health care, legal precedent and even the presidential election during a second day of confirmation hearings on track to lock in a conservative court majority for years to come.

The Judiciary Committee’s public hearings, which last several days, are a highly anticipated event for every Supreme Court nominee, during which the public gets to hear the candidate in her own words answer questions from senators, typically related to judicial philosophy and often the nominee’s opinions on hot-button social issues like abortion.

NEW YORK (AP) — The Latest on the Tony Awards (all times local): 11 p.m. “A Strange Loop,” an utterly unforgettable, idiosyncratic trip into one man’s psyche, has won the best new musical Tony Award, beating more commercial fare. Michael R. Jackson’s 2020 Pulitzer Prize drama winner is a theater meta-journey — a tuneful show […]

“The initial concept was going to be four sites: one in South Memphis, one in Orange Mound, one in North Memphis. They were going to be spread out. That changed to some degree. I wish we’d stayed on that concept,” Commissioner Reginald Milton said.

Check out all the Live at 9 interviews from February 15, 2019.

Severe weather is once again threatening much of the South Tuesday, after deadly tornadoes struck parts of the region Sunday night and Monday.

Monica Webber told WREG she was so afraid of what was happening at her grandmother’s nursing home, she once called the police on them. And what happened next, left the family with more questions than answers. A months long WREG investigation reveals the same nursing facility, is one of hundreds across the Mid-South that broke […]

Supreme Court nominee Amy Coney Barrett vows to be a justice “fearless of criticism” as the split Senate charges ahead with confirmation hearings on President Donald Trump’s pick to cement a conservative court majority before Election Day.

Visitors in Washington, D.C. were able to see the late Congressman John Lewis and say a final farewell to the civil rights icon again on Tuesday.

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