
Jack Armstrong
Breaking News and Environment Reporter at The Commercial Appeal
Breaking News and Environment Reporter at The Commercial Appeal
Breaking News and Environment Reporter at The Commercial Appeal
Journalist Previously @azcentral, @yournewsnet, @thesnews, @greatlakesecho
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2 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Jack Armstrong
Memphis City Council appointed four members to the newly formed Memphis Animal Shelter Advisory Board. Dog intake remains limited while the shelter works to eradicate the virus. The search for a permanent shelter director is ongoing. The Memphis City Council appointed four members to the Memphis Animal Shelter Advisory Board, which oversees Memphis Animal Services, on April 22.
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2 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Jack Armstrong
The officers are charged with second-degree murder, aggravated assault, aggravated kidnapping, official misconduct, and official oppression. Three officers were previously found guilty of federal offenses. Second-degree murder in Tennessee carries a potential sentence of 15 to 60 years. The trial comes after three of the officers, Tadarrius Bean, Demetrius Haley and Justin Smith Jr., were found guilty of federal offenses in October 2024.
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3 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Jack Armstrong |Lucas Finton
Pope Francis, the first Latin American pope, died at age 88 after battling prolonged illnesses. He was remembered for his focus on mercy, outreach, and bringing the Gospel to the marginalized. His legacy includes a call for compassion, justice, and stewardship, particularly for the poor and overlooked.
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3 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Jack Armstrong
The shooting took place during a candlelit vigil at Mosby Avenue and Dunlap Street. Police are searching for a gray four-door sedan seen leaving the scene. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact CrimeStoppers. The shooting occurred on the night of the 19th at Mosby Avenue and Dunlap Street during a candlelit vigil. Initially, five were injured, two of whom were left in critical condition.
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6 days ago |
commercialappeal.com | Jack Armstrong
LeMoyne-Owen College will pay back up to $20,000 a year in student loans for eligible graduates through a new program called the Magician Advantage. The program is initially open to the first 100 students who sign up and aims to eventually include all LeMoyne-Owen students. To qualify, graduates must earn less than $45,000 annually, and the college will contribute until the loans are paid or the graduate's income exceeds that threshold.
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