Publisher: WREG


How new placement of nutrition labels could improve eating habits

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The federal government has been making a lot of changes when it comes to its policies and recommendations for public health, and that includes the nutrition labels on the food you buy.


Man accused of killing Campbell Clinic doctor due in court

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A man accused of shooting and killing a doctor in an exam room back in 2023 is scheduled to appear in court on Monday morning.


Flu cases soaring in Mid-South states

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Flu cases are surging across the country, and Tennessee is one of the states with “very high” flu activity.


Soulsville partnership to generate new economic activity with town center

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It’s been more than 20 years since LeMoyne-Owen College set out on an effort to generate new economic activity in Soulsville with the Town Center, and it’s been 10 years since financial struggles forced them to sell the building.


Still no death certificate for man buried as someone else

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Months after DNA results revealed a missing Memphis man has been misidentified and buried in a veterans cemetery, his relatives are still waiting for his death certificate.


Former Shelby County Health Dept. director to start new job in Baltimore

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After navigating the daily operations of the Shelby County Health Department for four years, Dr. Michelle Taylor has accepted a new job in Baltimore.


New vendor needed to operate morgue in Memphis

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The future is uncertain for the morgue in Memphis, as the county health department says they are having a hard time finding a qualified vendor to take over.


Memphis leaders on raising awareness on suicide in upcoming conference

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Pastor Diane Young, the conference’s founder and mother of Mayor Paul Young, joins us along with Dr. Altha Stewart, senior associate dean for Community Health and Engagement at UTHSC.