Zaneta Lowe

Memphis

Anchor and Reporter at WREG-TV (Memphis, TN)

Wife, mother. Daybreak & Noon Anchor/Investigative Reporter @3onyourside [email protected], https://t.co/R5yRref4JX, IG:zanetalowewreg

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Egg prices dip around Easter, coffee and beer costing consumers more

2 weeks ago | wreg.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The price of eggs fell, just in time for Easter. Overall, however, the prices consumers paid for their groceries in April are still higher than earlier in the year. In an effort to help you watch your wallet and hopefully save some money, NewsChannel 3 recently launched a new segment called the WREG Price Tracker. Our team has been tracking the cost of more than 20 grocery items at Kroger, Target, and Walmart since early February.
Housing discrimination complaints reach highest level in decades

4 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Rising rents and the cost of housing are one problem, but new data shows companies continue to make it harder for some families to get into and stay in their homes. More than 34,000 fair housing complaints were filed in 2023, the highest number since the National Fair Housing Alliance began tracking the data for its Trends Report in the mid-90s.
Housing discrimination complaints reach highest level in decades

4 weeks ago | wreg.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Rising rents and the cost of housing are one problem, but new data shows companies continue to make it harder for some families to get into and stay in their homes. More than 34,000 fair housing complaints were filed in 2023, the highest number since the National Fair Housing Alliance began tracking the data for its Trends Report in the mid-90s.
‘This will be my last stop.’ 72-year-old searches for new home as troubled apartments set to close

1 month ago | wreg.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Attorneys for Serenity Towers and the City of Memphis are scheduled to head back to Shelby County Environmental Court on Thursday. This comes as all 145 residents are in the midst of moving out. The relocation comes after recent legal filings from the city and years of WREG exposing the unlawful and unlivable conditions at the taxpayer funded property.
Buying groceries? Check out the new WREG Price Tracker

1 month ago | yahoo.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — We’re all feeling the pain of higher prices these days, especially at the grocery store. We also know the economy was a big issue for many voters during the last election, with the president promising to deliver lower prices. So, has that happened yet, and when will we see some relief? WREG is launching a new tool to help you and your family check prices and save money. It’s called the WREG Price Tracker.
Buying groceries? Check out the new WREG Price Tracker

1 month ago | wreg.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — We’re all feeling the pain of higher prices these days, especially at the grocery store. We also know the economy was a big issue for many voters during the last election, with the president promising to deliver lower prices. So, has that happened yet, and when will we see some relief? WREG is launching a new tool to help you and your family check prices and save money. It’s called the WREG Price Tracker.
Some Serenity Towers seniors move, receive vouchers

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — After years of problems and substandard living conditions, WREG has learned that some seniors have finally moved. The WREG Investigators spoke with the Memphis Housing Authority, and they confirmed that 14 tenants who pay market-rate rent are in the process of relocating, and four of those seniors have already moved. This week, more than 70 of all 145 residents have received vouchers. Advertisement FOR MORE ON SERENITY TOWERS On Mar.
Some Serenity Towers seniors move, receive vouchers

2 months ago | wreg.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — After years of problems and substandard living conditions, WREG has learned that some seniors have finally moved. The WREG Investigators spoke with the Memphis Housing Authority, and they confirmed that 14 tenants who pay market-rate rent are in the process of relocating, and four of those seniors have already moved. This week, more than 70 of all 145 residents have received vouchers. On Mar.
Despite looming May deadline, no residents have been relocated from Serenity Towers

2 months ago | wreg.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Attorneys for the city and the troubled Serenity Towers are scheduled to go back to Shelby County Environmental Court Thursday, where we should get an update on the relocation plan for residents. Ahead of Thursday’s court appearance, the WREG Investigators learned no residents have moved yet, despite a May deadline for relocation.
Despite looming May deadline, no residents have been relocated from Serenity Towers

2 months ago | yahoo.com | Zaneta Lowe

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Attorneys for the city and the troubled Serenity Towers are scheduled to go back to Shelby County Environmental Court Thursday, where we should get an update on the relocation plan for residents. Ahead of Thursday’s court appearance, the WREG Investigators learned no residents have moved yet, despite a May deadline for relocation. “The conditions remain stable,” said Will Gibbons, Assistant City Attorney.