Jacque Masse
FOX13 Memphis
Memphis, TN, United States
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Business owners work to clean up tornado damage, focus on rebuilding
According to the Mississippi County Emergency Management Director, 21 businesses were damaged and five were destroyed. → Read More
Firefighters relive attempted rescue during deadly tornadoes
Leachville volunteer firefighters who responded to a deadly tornado are sharing their story tonight. → Read More
Monette mayor gathering donations, supplies to help tornado victims
Mayor Bob Blankenship said all of the support from this city and people out of state is overwhelming. → Read More
Korean War veteran killed when storms hit Arkansas nursing home
A Monette, Ark. family is mourning the loss of their loved one, a 94-year-old Korean War veteran who died inside a nursing home during a tornado. → Read More
City and county leaders hear from experts on what to do about 5 major issues in Memphis
Several presenters shared information about important issues and asked city and county leaders to step up. → Read More
Artists organization hosts conflict resolution training event
Members of Memphis Artists For Change are happy to be a part of the solution when it comes to ending gun violence. → Read More
TEACHERS NEEDED: SCS holds job fair
Candidates who are selected will go through a teaching academy before they start their jobs. → Read More
How first responders are seeking mental help during another year of tragedy in Memphis
Acts of violence in the city of Memphis are taking a toll on everyone, from the families of suspects and victims, community members and more. → Read More
Pastor searches for new place of worship after car crashes into church
A Memphis pastor is desperately searching for a new church home after someone crashed through the front doors last Friday. → Read More
Vigil held for teen killed in quadruple shooting at Memphis gas station
An overwhelming amount of love and support for Buchannan was shown by friends and family who held a vigil at Hamilton High School Monday evening. Buchannan was a student and cheerleader there. → Read More
Baby boy fights for life after being shot in his father’s arms
A Christmas shopping trip turned deadly when police say someone fired shots at a father holding his baby outside Oak Court Mall on Saturday, Nov. 20. → Read More
Renovations to Summer Ave. look to address safety, city says
There are concerns about its walkability, crime, speeding, crashes, and damaged sidewalks. → Read More
COVID-19 hospitalizations rise in Arkansas as doctors prepare for new Omicron variant
Doctors in Arkansas and worldwide are urging people to get vaccinated right now, especially with the Omicron variant, flu season, and a possible increase in cases after the holidays. → Read More
Business owners share concerns as new COVID variant spreads
Business owners who benefitted from the holiday rush are now bracing themselves for the possible impact of the Omicron variant. → Read More
Memphis restaurant preparing to hand out BBQ to people experiencing homelessness on Thanksgiving
Westy’s is prepping for its 17th annual Thanksgiving Day dinner for the homeless and hungry. → Read More
TBI investigating after racist graffiti found spray-painted on wall at burned home
Someone burned down the home off Hunters Trace Drive and spray-painted a racial slur on the pool wall on November 1. → Read More
Shoppers react to Dollar Tree’s plan to raise prices to $1.25
The Dollar Tree will become the $1.25 Tree in the first quarter of the new year. → Read More
Praying for peace: Memphis pastors turn to faith to combat youth gun violence
Several Memphis pastors gathered to pray for healing in the community, unity, and forgiveness. → Read More
MemFeast looks to feed 5,000 people this Thanksgiving
It’s first-come, first-served at nine different locations. → Read More
Olive Branch to allow open containers in Old Towne entertainment district
The Board of Alderman approved an ordinance creating an entertainment district that would make this possible. → Read More