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MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A 12-year-old girl was taken to Le Bonheur after her sister mistakenly shot her in the foot, Memphis Police confirmed. On Friday at 5:03 p.m., officers responded to an accidental injury in the 1500 block of Lightwood Cove. They were told that a girl accidentally shot her sister in the foot. Officers saw the 12-year-old victim sitting on the curb with a gunshot wound to her left foot.

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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.

5 days ago | wreg.com | Quametra Wilborn

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — First impressions are everything. Whether you’re going in for a job interview or standing before a judge, one downtown Memphis Barber says your appearance could determine your future. Tucked away near the end of North Fourth Street is a small barbershop looking to fulfill a big mission. Thomas Randle is the co-owner of The Hair and Beard Station. “At the Hair and Beard Station, we feel like a small gesture has a huge impact,” Randle said.

5 days ago | yahoo.com | Quametra Wilborn

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — First impressions are everything. Whether you’re going in for a job interview or standing before a judge, one downtown Memphis Barber says your appearance could determine your future. Tucked away near the end of North Fourth Street is a small barbershop looking to fulfill a big mission. Thomas Randle is the co-owner of The Hair and Beard Station. “At the Hair and Beard Station, we feel like a small gesture has a huge impact,” Randle said.

6 days ago | wreg.com | Quametra Wilborn

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — After years of unsustainable living conditions and numerous court dates, Serenity Towers will be closing on May 22. City of Memphis Special Attorney Carlissa Shaw says the closure comes after a decade of code violations and complaints. “This city is in desperate need of affordable housing, but what it can’t look like is people who live with pest infestations, people who live with bed bugs, people who don’t have hot water or heating and air conditioning.