Carolyn Cerda
Anchor and Reporter at WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN)
Anchor,Reporter at WEAR-TV (Pensacola, FL)
@FOX13Memphis Anchor/Reporter | Opinions = mine, RTs/links =/= endorsements
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1 week ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Critical funding for life-changing programs in Memphis is on the chopping block in the Tennessee state legislature. Among them are an award-winning school, programs for the unhoused and crime intervention organizations. Lawmakers proposed slicing millions from Gov. Bill Lee's proposed 2025-26 budget, impacting more than a dozen groups in the Mid-South, like Stax Music Academy. Stax Music Academy is celebrating 25 years of service in South Memphis.
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2 weeks ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
OLIVE BRANCH, Miss. - Families across the Mid-South are still picking up the pieces after devastating tornadoes destroyed their homes. In northern Mississippi, one brewery is asking the community to raise a glass and grab a mic to help those in need. Mississippi Ale House in Olive Branch is hosting two events this week to support families in the Senatobia area who’ve lost everything in a catastrophic tornado.
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2 weeks ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Historic flooding in Memphis. A record 10-15 inches of rain drenched the Memphis metro area from Wednesday through this past weekend. The days of rainfall created dangerous flash flooding, stopping drivers in their tracks as they tried to travel. Here's a break down of what the city looked like through some of the worst-hit spots. An ominous sky Saturday morning seen from Tom Lee Park quickly crossed the river, dropping rain across Memphis for hours.
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3 weeks ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
CRITTENDEN COUNTY, Ark. - After being battered by hail and tornadoes in recent weeks, people in eastern Arkansas are preparing for possible catastrophic flooding. On Tuesday, families in Crittenden County got a chance to stock up on sandbags to protect their homes from rising water. Many told FOX13 they’re worried about what’s coming. “In my area, which is by the West Memphis High School, we have an issue with the flooding extremely bad,” said Candice Boykin.
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3 weeks ago |
fox13memphis.com | Carolyn Cerda
CRITTENDEN COUNTY, Ark. - After being battered by hail and tornadoes in recent weeks, people in eastern Arkansas are preparing for possible catastrophic flooding. Tuesday, families in Crittenden County got a chance to stock up on sandbags to protect their homes from rising water. Many told FOX13 they’re worried about what’s coming. “In my area, which is by the West Memphis High School, we have an issue with the flooding extremely bad,” said Candice Boykin.
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