Jack Bilyeu

2 weeks ago | fox13memphis.com | Jack Bilyeu

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A man was rushed to the hospital with serious injuries after a shooting at a convenience store in Frayser. It happened around noon at the EZ Express gas station on Frayser Boulevard. It’s far from the first time deadly force has been used at the business. In September 2023, it was even deemed a public nuisance and forced to close its doors. RELATED: Frayser corner store deemed public nuisance now back open“I mean, I’m concerned,” Jermaine McClain, who lives near the EZ Express, said.

3 weeks ago | fox13memphis.com | Jack Bilyeu

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Last week, FOX13 shared shocking warnings from the FBI and Marshall County Sheriff’s Office about a neo-nazi satanist terror group called “764” that is targeting children through the Internet. Following those warnings, an expert is weighing in. Luke Baumgartner, a researcher at George Washington University’s Program on Extremism, told FOX13 764 was first discovered in 2021 and has since popped up around the country.

3 weeks ago | fox13memphis.com | Jack Bilyeu

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Mississippi Boulevard Christian Church announced a $310 million redevelopment plan for its campus Tuesday that would bring retail, housing and a hotel to the Medical District. The church owns 23 acres of land spanning several blocks which are mostly taken up by parking lots, but that is set to change over the next five years. “Typically in an evening or afternoon, that community falls dormant and quiet,” Rev. J. Lawrence Turner, senior pastor at Mississippi Boulevard, said.

3 weeks ago | fox13memphis.com | Jack Bilyeu

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A family gathering turned into a near-death experience for a father after a shootout started just up the street from his house. It happened Saturday evening on Donna Drive in Frayser. The father, Cornelius Seals, caught a stray bullet to the neck and is lucky to be alive. Seals told FOX13 he moved to Memphis from Colorado three years ago. After this weekend’s incident, he wants to leave.

4 weeks ago | fox13memphis.com | Jack Bilyeu

MARSHALL COUNTY, Miss. - Parents in Marshall County, Mississippi are being warned of a satanic, neo-Nazi terrorist group that is targeting children online. The group is called "764" and, according to the FBI, makes contact with children through social media and online games, then encourages them to hurt themselves and others. “I hunt. I support hunting,” Jan McNely, a Marshall County grandmother, said.