48 Shootings, 17 Dead Since March 1; Mayor Young Focuses on Blight
At least 46 people in Memphis have been shot and 16 people have been killed and Mayor Paul Young is instead focused on fighting blight and making the city beautiful. A man was gunned down on Beale Street early Sunday morning, the most recent murder in what has been a...
Tenn. Lawmaker Threatens Riots Over Pro-Police Bill
A black Tennessee lawmaker is calling for riots after the Tennessee General Assembly passed a pro-police bill that would prohibit local governments from banning routine traffic stops. Had a white Republican made such a comment, they would’ve already been arrested and charged with insurrection.
Nurse’s Killing at Memphis Retirement Home Rattles Medical Community
The killing of a nurse who was shot during a carjacking at a Raleigh senior living home has rattled the medical community. The nurse worked Wesley Stage Park Senior Living Facility in Raleigh, according to Fox13. Memphis police said the woman was carjacked before the...
Library Cards Going Gay at Memphis Public Library
The Memphis Pubic Library is going full-blown gay. The taxpayer-funded library system recently held a contest to design new gay pride library cards, KWAM News Radio Memphis first reported. Two winners received $500 and their work will appear on library cards for at...
Rep. John Rose: ‘Biden Still Doesn’t Know Laken Riley’s Name’
Representative John Rose (R-TN) slammed President Joe Biden for gaffing the name of the young nursing student who was allegedly killed by an illegal immigrant. During the State of the Union Thursday, Biden referred to Laken Riley as "Lincoln Riley." "This showed the...
TPUSA Blasts Leftists Outraged Over Kyle Rittenhouse Event at U of M
TPUSA Ozark Field Representative Anne-Elizabeth Matheny blasted a mob of activists calling for the University of Memphis to bar Kyle Rittenhouse from speaking on campus later this month. "We cant take away free speech. Matheny told KWAM Friday. "We're supposed to...
Kyle Rittenhouse To Speak at University of Memphis
Kyle Rittenhouse is coming to the University of Memphis later this month. U of M student group Turning Point USA invited Rittenhouse to speak on March 20 at 7 p.m. "I look forward to coming out to Memphis and seeing you all there," Rittenhouse wrote on "X."...
REPORT: Man Threatens to Blow Up Mid-South Trump Supporters
A man reportedly threatened to blow up supporters of former President Donald Trump across the Mid-South, according to an "Officer Safety Bulletin" posted to social media Wednesday. Political commentator and host of Louder with Crowder podcast Steven Crowder posted the...
‘I don’t intimidate easily’: TN Senator Blasts Leftists for Doxxing Family
Sen. Brent Taylor (R-Memphis) slammed radical Democrats for doxxing his family over the weekend. "If these people think they can intimidate me by doxxing my family and me, they are sadly mistaken. I don’t intimidate easily," Taylor wrote on "X" Sunday. Taylor's...
DeSoto DA Sends Strong Message: Stop Memphis and Save Mississippi
Stop Memphis and save DeSoto -- that's the message coming out of the District Attorney's office in North Mississippi. Newly-elected DeSoto County DA Matthew Barton sent quite a strong message Tuesday by locking up a Memphis criminal who shot at a police officer in...
Local Church Chops Up Churchgoers Guns to Reduce Crime
Staff | February 26, 2024
Pastor Shot in Church Parking Lot Trying to Stop Car Thieves
Staff | February 25, 2024
More Gun Laws Will Stop Violent Criminals, Memphis Lawmaker Says
Staff | February 13, 2024
EXCLUSIVE: Drag Queen Announces Run Against Memphis Lawmaker
Staff | February 12, 2024
BULLETIN: MPD Reveals Identity of Shooting Spree Suspect
Staff | February 12, 2024
BULLETIN: 8 Shot, 1 Dead; Massive Citywide Manhunt Underway
Ben Deeter | February 11, 2024
Heavy Police Presence Near Independence High School
Staff | February 10, 2024
Judge Anderson Reprimanded For Disrespecting Cop, Attacking Bail Law
Staff | February 8, 2024
TN Lawmaker Begs Memphis Mayor to Enforce Laws Amid Skyrocketing Crime
Ben Deeter | February 7, 2024