David Royer

2 days ago | yahoo.com | David Royer

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A massive new residential and commercial development in Bartlett plans to expand across the street after the success of its first phase, city officials say. Union Depot, a 75-acre development at Summer Avenue and Stage Road in Bartlett, is being called the largest private investment in Bartlett history. Developers Grant & Company advertise it as a walkable neighborhood of 48 townhomes and 50 single-family homes starting at $275,000 up to the mid-$400,000 range.

2 days ago | kark.com | David Royer

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two suspects in a West Memphis robbery were arrested after a high-speed chase across the bridge into Memphis on Sunday, Arkansas State Police say. ASP says they responded to a Be On the Lookout alert from West Memphis Police around 6 p.m. They spotted the suspects’ vehicle on Interstate 55 near the 1-mile marker in Crittenden County.

2 days ago | yahoo.com | David Royer

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two suspects in a West Memphis robbery were arrested after a high-speed chase across the bridge into Memphis on Sunday, Arkansas State Police say. ASP says they responded to a Be On the Lookout alert from West Memphis Police around 6 p.m. They spotted the suspects’ vehicle on Interstate 55 near the 1-mile marker in Crittenden County.

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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A shooting that put a South Memphis school on lockdown Thursday started when the owner of a stolen car found someone driving it, and someone opened fire, police said. Police were called to Modder Avenue and Castex Street at 3:30 for a shooting call. When they arrived, they found an unoccupied red Hyundai Sonata that had been shot at multiple times. Video Player is loading. Shooting near middle school prompts lockdownCurrent Time 0:00Duration 0:30Beginning of dialog window.

6 days ago | yahoo.com | David Royer

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — RowVaughn Wells, the mother of Tyre Nichols, said Wednesday’s verdict acquitting three former Memphis Police officers of state charges in her son’s death was a “devastating blow” to her family. Wells spoke at a rally for her son Wednesday afternoon as rain poured outside the National Civil Rights Museum in Memphis. “What we heard was not what we wanted to hear. But was I shocked, surprised? No, I wasn’t,” she said.