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This week in Memphis history: May 17-23
1973: On the front page of The Daily News, a study by Memphis State University's Bureau of Business and Economic Research concluded Shelby County would not have a majority African-American population for the next 50 years, as it did from 1880 to 1910.
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Dog reportedly stolen after left in SUV outside Home Depot
A Mid-South family pet was taken outside of a Memphis Home Depot Store. There are new leads in the case, but still no arrests.
Fugitive gets 76 years for carjackings and assaults on Memphis officers
A 35-year-old man who told jurors in November that he'd been in trouble since he was 9 was sentenced to 76 years in prison Friday for felony convictions stemming from a 2006 crime spree that involved three carjackings at gunpoint and several assaults on federal officers.
Beale St. Merchants Support Club 152 Owners despite Closure
The head of the Beale Street Merchants Association says he doesn't think Club 152 should have been shut down as a public nuisance.
Attempted Kidnapping Suspect Charged, Makes First Court Appearance
The man accused of trying to rob and kidnap an elderly woman at an east Memphis grocery store parking lot made his first court appearance Friday morning.
LaunchYourCity to rebrand as Start Co.
LaunchYourCity Inc., the Memphis-based economic development organization that created Seed Hatchery, has rebranded and changed its name to Start Co.
Suspected Attacker of Great-Grandmother in Custody
The man suspected of trying to kidnap an elderly woman in east Memphis has turned himself in to police.
Five charged following investigation into major illegal-dumping operation in Raleigh area of Memphis
May 15, 2013 - A no dumping sign is nailed into a tree by the driveway that leads to a massive illegal dump located on the 3400 block of Dillard Road in the Springhill neighborhood in Raleigh.
IDI to build another industrial property in Olive Branch
The Atlanta-based industrial real estate developer is plans to build a 430,212-square-foot building, called Crossroads Distribution Center Building D, and have it delivered by December.
Medlock Takes Talents From Soccer Field to Courtroom
With a full-ride scholarship for soccer, his goal became to play in the big leagues.
Suspect Wanted for Attempted Kidnapping of Elderly Woman
Police need help identifying a suspect who tried to kidnap an elderly woman at an east Memphis shopping center Tuesday afternoon.
Memphis-based national transplant organization, family plan carwash...
Barbara Wooten was a victim of a 2007 home invasion shooting that damaged her heart and murdered her husband.
School Board Moves Toward Merger Budget
The countywide school board should have a budget proposal ready for the Shelby County Commission by the end of this week.
City Enticing FBI to Move Downtown
City leaders are attempting to bring the FBI Downtown. The FBI is searching for a significant amount of office space and local leaders, including U.S. Rep.
Memphis Police Investigating Fatal Shooting in Raleigh Neighborhood
A victim was found dead in his vehicle after a shooting in a Raleigh neighborhood early Sunday morning.
Suspects Shoot Guard, Rob Buffet Restaurant in Raleigh
Memphis police are searching for two suspects that shot a security guard and robbed the manager of a Chinese buffet restaurant Sunday night.
Security guard shot outside restaurant
Memphis police are searching for the armed gunmen who shot a security guard outside the China Inn restaurant on Covington Pike late Sunday night.
Safe in Memphis: Homicides v. traffic fatalities
Amanda Hailey Turner wonders if everyone who went to high school in Shelby County knows someone from his or her class who has been murdered.
Grizz fever causes grad headaches
But then, the Master of Finance grad got an email saying the graduation had been changed from Saturday at 2:00 p.m. to Sunday at 4:00 p.m. Mitchell and her family were supposed to fly home Sunday -- and flight change fees were only part of the inconvenience.