Quametra Wilborn

3 weeks ago | wreg.com | Quametra Wilborn

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Germantown Police Department is introducing a new program to help officers better serve all of their citizens. However, they need the public’s help. From the moment you dial 911, every second matters when responding to an emergency. That’s why the Germantown Police Department is working to improve its response times, specifically when it comes to those with special needs. GPD launched a new public safety initiative called the “Special Needs Safety Information” program.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Quametra Wilborn

U of M student wins prestigious scholarship in STEMMEMPHIS, Tenn. — College can be challenging for anyone. However, one University of Memphis sophomore is showing others that with time management and a little will power, anything is possible when achieving your goals. Blake Robinson is just like any other 20-year-old college student. When he’s not studying, he’s weightlifting and spending time with his friends.

3 weeks ago | wreg.com | Quametra Wilborn

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — College can be challenging for anyone. However, one University of Memphis sophomore is showing others that with time management and a little will power, anything is possible when achieving your goals. Blake Robinson is just like any other 20-year-old college student. When he’s not studying, he’s weightlifting and spending time with his friends.

3 weeks ago | wreg.com | Megan Fayard |Quametra Wilborn

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Two cars caught fire in the parking lot of an apartment complex on Bartlett Road Thursday morning. The Memphis Police Department is investigating the fire, which was reported at 5:37 a.m. near Biscoe Avenue. It is unclear what caused the fire, but the owner of one of the vehicles told WREG her car was allegedly set aflame by her ex-boyfriend, who she says has a history of violent behavior. The woman says she is now without a car for work and is trying to figure out her next steps.

3 weeks ago | wreg.com | Quametra Wilborn

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The investigation into the death of a man outside a Frayser shopping center continues. Now, Memphis Police are asking for the public’s help to bring the suspect to justice. “It’s getting worse. It’s going to get worse,” a Frayser resident said. People working at the Frayser Village Shopping Center on Frayser Boulevard went about their Sunday morning as usual. However, some employees WREG spoke with said they are still processing the events that happened the day before.