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Election Profile: Criminal Court Clerk - Richard DeSaussure III, Wanda Halbert

Our series of stories on the lesser-profile countywide races continues.

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Animal advocates protest shortened hours of operation at Memphis shelter

The last time a group of people gathered to protest a change at the Memphis animal shelter, the disliked policy was reversed within a couple of days.

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MTR building talent pipeline with camp

Colllege students from throughout the country have been in Memphis teaching summer schools -- and learning to teach in an urban environment.

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Therapy dog to help Marine keep demons of war at bay

As a veteran of the United States Marine Corps who did tours in Afghanistan and Iraq, Pennsylvania native A.J. Courteau has experienced his share of surprises.

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Southaven, DeSoto County arrests 24 in roundup

Southaven police and members of a gang task force arrested 24 people on drug charges Friday.

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DeSoto soil guy gets down and dirty as regional award-winner

Getting down and dirty is what Seth Steadham is all about: The federal Natural Resources and Conservation Service staffer is the state's North Area Soil Technician of the Year.

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'Roof' therapy center in Hernando for special-needs children opens on a high...

Through the Roof child therapy center opened its first permanent home in Hernando Monday.

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Wilkins calls Cohen radio ad 'insulting and offensive'; Cohen campaign says...

Wilkins calls ad "insulting and offensive." Cohen's campaign said it was a mistake.

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George Holmes IV was beloved and influential in Memphis film and video scene

Mr. Holmes was beloved and influential in film and video scene

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Long awaited work project begins at Lakeland/Canada Road at I-40

Construction of a new $28.2 million interchange at Lakeland’s Canada Road exit begins Tuesday when one lane of Interstate 40 westbound will be shut down from 9 p.m. Tuesday until 6 a.m. Wednesday.

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Memphis officer testifies for one friend, against another

The accused rapist, Aaron Reinsberg, was a good friend and fellow police officer. They went through training academy together.

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TennCare director submits plan to correct deficiencies

Tennessee’s TennCare director submitted a plan late Monday to correct deficiencies in the state’s TennCare application process.

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Man arrested for firing shots at girlfriend's house; understands if 'yall dnt...

A man allegedly sent a text to his girlfriend saying he understands if her family doesn't like him anymore after firing multiple shots outside her family's Southwest Memphis home Wednesday, according...

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Number of Memphis police officers out sick drops to 252

The number of police officers off the job sick have dropped to 269, according to the Memphis Police Department.

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Jogger killed by train in Germantown identified

The man struck and killed by a train in Germantown on Sunday was wearing headphones and listening to music.

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MATA identifies favorite to become next transit president

The Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) board has identified a top candidate to succeed William Hudson as president/general manager and wants to negotiate a contract with him.

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Memphis City Council scheduled to hear alternative budget plans

In an unusual step, the City Council will hear alternative budget proposals after the budget was passed.

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The 100 Best Songs About Memphis, 100-96: Merle Haggard, Neil Diamond and more

In the first installment of our Songs About Memphis countdown we offer explanation and then kick it off with a group of five that includes two tributes to the King.

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Former city schools superintendent Carol Johnson returns to help county...

Johnson will be Supt. Dorsey Hopson’s “thought partner” for the next 60 to 90 days as he reorganizes Shelby County Schools.

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