Lauren Turman
Weekend Anchor and Multimedia Journalist at KRCG-TV (New Bloomfield, MO)
Multi Skilled Journalist with ABC24 Memphis | 1908💗💚 | Hampton U. Alumna
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1 week ago |
localmemphis.com | Lauren Turman
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Shelby County Commission held a packed meeting on Monday night, where two key ordinances passed with overwhelming support — one focused on early childhood education and the other on the salary of the Shelby County Sheriff. In a significant move for families across the county, the Commission approved an ordinance that will continue funding a high-quality early childhood Pre-K program for all students.
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1 week ago |
localmemphis.com | Lauren Turman
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — To many, hair salons are more than dryers and combs. They’re sanctuaries of support, style, and soul. “This is me providing therapy, and counseling sessions, and supporting families,” said Angela Caster, owner of Hair Angel Love Salon in Memphis. Especially in and around Memphis—known for its unique flair and deep cultural roots—salons play a vital role in the community. Inside her vibrant shop in Bartlett, Caster is usually hard at work, furthering her dream.
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2 weeks ago |
localmemphis.com | Lauren Turman
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Memphis Mayor Paul Young laid out the City of Memphis budget for fiscal year 2026 during a budget presentation on April 8, 2025. Young began the presentation by highlighting some of the achievements the city has made in the past year, outlining goals that were set last year and have since been achieved.
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2 weeks ago |
localmemphis.com | Lauren Turman
NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A controversial bill in Tennessee could give doctors the power to refuse services based on their personal beliefs, raising questions about the intersection of personal conscience and healthcare. The Medical Ethics Defense Act passed its final vote in the Tennessee House Monday, advancing a measure that could have significant implications for patients seeking care in the state.
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2 weeks ago |
wtsp.com | Lauren Turman
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — As the storm that brought devastating loss and severe flooding to the Mid-South region begins to subside, one community in Memphis is telling a different story. Amid the chaos, residents of Cambridge Station condos came together to help each other survive the storm’s harsh effects. And one person stood out in particular: 17-year-old Cadarius Smith, a high school student whose quick thinking and determination helped keep his neighbors safe.
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The mother of Tyre Nichols, who died in January 2023 after a beating from former MPD officers, and Attorney Ben Crump speak in a press conference following ex-officer Emmitt Martin’s plea change from not guilty to guilty in 2 of 4 counts. #TyreNichols #Memphis https://t.co/QeasHZbIfv
Racers are gearing up for the Lake of the Ozarks Shootout Offshore! Event officials say dozens of entries from across the country have come to LOTO for the weekend to help raise funds for communities in need! https://t.co/mLma4RWfrH
The newest Jefferson City Council members were sworn in tonight, including Treaka Young, Ward 3, the first Black Councilwoman for the city. https://t.co/H40CbNlIng