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‘The Longest Table’ potluck brings Memphis neighbors together in Overton Park (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A grassroots movement that has spread to 150 communities across the country made its way to Memphis on Sunday. The Longest Table is a free, community-organized potluck designed to connect neighbors and build social bonds. Army of Normal Folks Memphis hosted the event Sunday afternoon in Overton Park, with enough room to seat everyone looking for community. “It’s a chance to build community and just get to know some people you may not know and eat some good food,” said Lydi
Memphis Safe Task Force to mark one year, data shows plateau in crime rate (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The Memphis Safe Task Force is approaching its one-year anniversary. Tennessee Governor Bill Lee detailed plans for the operation one year ago today, three days before the task force arrived. President Trump announced he would send the National Guard and more than a dozen federal agencies to Memphis to combat crime, following a similar deployment in Washington, D.C., earlier in 2025. Governor Lee said the state provided $100 million in funding to give Memphis access to fed
Drivers react as prices surge past $4 a gallon across Mid-South (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - Gas prices have climbed past $4 a gallon in Tennessee and Arkansas, according to AAA, as Mid-South drivers say the increase is straining their finances. AAA’s website shows the average price of regular unleaded gas in Tennessee and Arkansas has surpassed $4 a gallon. In Mississippi, the average is below $4, but drivers in the Memphis metro area pay some of the highest prices in the state. In Shelby County, the average cost per gallon is $4.02, according to AAA. That is the
United Festival celebrates Latin American culture ahead of Hispanic Heritage Month (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - The annual United Festival took over Beale Street Landing in Tom Lee Park on Sunday, bringing together Memphians to celebrate Latin American music, food and community ahead of National Hispanic Heritage Month, which begins Tuesday. After sunset, the Mighty Lights on Hernando de Soto Bridge were lit to resemble the flags of various Latin American countries to commemorate Hispanic Heritage Month. “This really is to unite both the English-speaking community, Spanish-speaking
Southern Heritage Classic draws fans despite matchup changes (opens the original)
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MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - This weekend marks the 35th Southern Heritage Classic in Memphis. It is Arkansas-Pine Bluff’s fourth appearance at the Classic and Alcorn State’s second, after Jackson State and Tennessee State’s departure. The change has impacted attendance, but not the tradition HBCU alumni look forward to every year. For nearly 30 years, the Southern Heritage Classic was a convergence of HBCU alumni from Jackson State and Tennessee State. Jackson State pulled out in 2022, and Tennessee
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