Greg Coy
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Savannah, GA, United States
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Mark Cuban Suit Up Experience helps young men find jobs
The Dallas Mavericks owner remembers when he didn’t have much money and dressing professionally was a strain on his budget. → Read More
Precious metals causing catalytic converter thefts to skyrocket
Thieves are targeting your vehicle for its catalytic converter because the device contains pieces of precious metal more valuable than gold. → Read More
SCS parents plan trip to Nashville to discuss remote learning option with Gov. Lee
Bridget Bradley is planning a bus trip with one hundred other Shelby County Schools parents and community leaders to Nashville, hoping to meet with Governor Bill Lee. → Read More
Man injured in hit and run wants driver to turn himself in to police
A man injured in a hit and run Monday said he suffered a dislocated shoulder, broken arm and bruised leg. → Read More
Americans ending friendships over COVID vaccination status, survey shows
The pandemic and vaccine are causing friends to break up. That’s according to a recent survey by a company called OnePoll. → Read More
Virtual kidnapping ransom scam targets Mid-South pastor
The Better Business Bureau says they have gotten complaints from 30 families in the Mid-South who say someone called their phone demanding ransom or harm will come to someone they know. → Read More
Family driven from Louisiana by Hurricane Ida is making Memphis a temporary home
A family driven from Louisiana by Hurricane Ida makes Memphis a temporary home. → Read More
“Sea of Green” held to raise awareness after security guard killed on the job
Armed security guards held the event to honor Alexander Redditt and bring attention to the violence they face on the job. → Read More
Memphis firefighter dies after being hospitalized for COVID-19
Tony Caldwell, a 17 year veteran of the Memphis Fire Department, has died. → Read More
Health officials hope FDA approval of Pfizer vaccine increases rural vaccination rate
Lauderdale County health officials hope the FDA’s decision to give full approval to the Pfizer vaccine will change people’s minds in the rural community because less than one out of every three people are fully vaccinated. → Read More
Lauderdale County School Board approves mask mandate with option for parents to opt-out
The Lauderdale County School Board voted for the mandate but parents have the choice to opt out. → Read More
Program provides transitional housing to witness of crime who fear for their lives
Help is one the way for witnesses of violent crime too afraid to cooperate with police and prosecutors. → Read More
Three North Memphis houses closed by DA and law enforcement for drug distribution
People who live on Standridge told FOX13 they’re glad law enforcement took action and the homes are boarded up, but they’re disappointed it took so long. → Read More
FOX13 Investigates: Security guard charged in gas station shooting was unregistered
According to the State of Tennessee Department of Commerce and Insurance, Gregory Livingston was not registered to work as an armed security guard in Tennessee. → Read More
Memphis pastor wants vaccines to be available at churches in Black community
A local pastor said the city needs more places in Raleigh-Frasyer area. → Read More
Community leaders continue to encourage unvaccinated people to take action
This comes as the number of new cases of COVID-19 has reached 243 in a day with 80 percent of those cases identified as the Delta variant. → Read More
Homeowner warns of ‘bounty hunters’ after 3 strangers demand to be let into his home
The homeowner told FOX13 three strangers came to his home last week, claiming to be law enforcement, demanding to enter his home and frightening his child. → Read More
TBI report shows many families in Memphis must wait for justice
The TBI report says the clearance rate for homicides last year was about just over 30 percent, which means seven out of ten families are still waiting for their loved ones’ accused killer to be caught. → Read More
New drama involving murder of Lorenzen Wright as twin sons speak out for first time
ESPN’s “E60″ talked exclusively to Wright's twin sons and Sherra Wright from prison Wednesday night in a special called “A Murder in Memphis.” → Read More
Family calls code enforcement for months about vacant lot; turns to FOX13 for help
A snake hanging out at the front door was the final straw for a family frustrated that they can’t get the city to act against the owner of a vacant lot overrun with tall grass and weeds. → Read More