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Crosstown Concourse held an “Evening of Storytelling” on the 50th anniversary of King’s assassination in Memphis.

“From 1854 to 1860, Nathan Bedford Forrest operated a profitable slave trading business at this site.”

The faces change, but the movement continues

The removal of the statues cost Memphis Police thousands of dollars.

Two newsworthy developments this week – both involving Memphis – offer a revealing look at where two groups of leaders want to take our city and state.

A new historic marker will soon be unveiled to help add historical context to a piece of Memphis history.

Check out all the featured segments and interviews from Wednesday’s Live at 9.

Candidates for a special election in Southaven were campaigning at a polling place Tuesday, but one candidate turned heads with by flying a Confederate flag outside the polls.

Memphis city leaders appear to be showing a united front for dramatic changes along the riverfront.

A Confederate monument at a Tennessee cemetery has been vandalized with graffiti. 

The rally cost the Memphis Police Department over $100,000.