Kate Bieri

5 days ago | fox13memphis.com | Kate Bieri

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Buying a home might be the American dream, but that dream is getting more and more difficult to achieve. Home prices have outpaced pay increases for years, and, in Memphis, investors have snatched up thousands of the most affordable homes over the past decade, turning them into rentals. But there is hope for would-be homebuyers, and it's completely free.

1 week ago | fox13memphis.com | Kate Bieri

BLUE OVAL CITY, Tenn. - Ford's future is slowing coming to fruition in West Tennessee. "This is the largest investment in the history of Ford Motor Company," said Dan Brady, Ford's director of electric vehicle sales and retail marketing. The company's $5.6 billion dollar investment is becoming a reality at Blue Oval City. The 3,600-acre site has been under construction for three years. "Being a construction guy, this is a once-in-a-lifetime (experience)," said Sam Kandah, Ford's construction manager.

1 week ago | fox13memphis.com | Kate Bieri

BLUE OVAL CITY, Tenn. - Ford's future is slowing coming to fruition in West Tennessee. "This is the largest investment in the history of Ford Motor Company," said Dan Brady, Ford's director of electric vehicle sales and retail marketing. The company's $5.6 billion dollar investment is becoming a reality at BlueOval City. The 3,600-acre site has been under construction for three years. "Being a construction guy, this is a once-in-a-lifetime (experience)," said Sam Kandah, Ford's construction manager.

1 week ago | fox13memphis.com | Kate Bieri

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The new xAI data center in Whitehaven could potentially request enough electricity to power 40% of Shelby County, according to a public notice released by MLGW this week. "I believe it will," said Harrison Barret, who lives near the data center. "But we don't need it."According to MLGW's public notice posted on Monday, xAI has not made a final request for power needs at the data center on Tulane Road in Whitehaven.

1 week ago | fox13memphis.com | Kate Bieri

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A Memphis woman worries she has lost hundreds, if not thousands, of dollars to a person pretending to be wrestling star Roman Reigns. "There's a lot of people that really love this man," explained Elizabeth Moore, a Walker Homes resident. "To just find out that I'm talking to a scammer... it hurts me." Moore has been a huge fan of wrestling for years. In April 2023, she told FOX13 she started texting what she believed was a phone number for Reigns she found online.