Tony Sloan
FOX13 Memphis
Memphis, TN, United States
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Man allegedly threatened, harrassed professor at University of Memphis, police say
The man allegedly told the professor he could find out where he lived and would physically assault her. → Read More
Local organization offers diapers, baby formula to those in need
For the month of May, Sweet Cheeks got $20,000 in donations to buy the formula and diapers. → Read More
FOX13 INVESTIGATES: How police are using text messages to save lives
Dialing 911 has always been the first option in emergencies, but what if you need to contact law enforcement quietly? → Read More
Man arrested for drag racing told Memphis police he just had to go to the bathroom, records show
Police said the man sped by multiple convenience stores and other places he could have safely used the restroom. → Read More
MLGW crews preparing for severe weather damage, outages
Strong winds could knock down trees and power lines when severe weather blows through the Mid-South. → Read More
Court hearing set as Tennessee town fights state control of finances
Mason, Tenn., a majority-Black town, sued the Tennessee Controller of the Treasury. → Read More
Drive-thru site planned for Shelby County Clerk’s Office would combat long lines, hours-long waits
A new drive-through site for the Shelby County Clerk’s Office is coming to Memphis to help tackle long lines. → Read More
Human trafficking resources in your state if you need help
Human Trafficking is becoming a huge issue across the Mid-South and across the country. → Read More
Hero cop saved entire family from house fire
A Millington police officer took the pledge to protect and serve to a new level after he saved an entire family from a fire that destroyed their home Thursday morning. → Read More
Mayor announces new Violence Interruption Program to help fight crime in Memphis
The mayor's office is asking the city council for funding for the program. → Read More
Should businesses be able to mandate employees to get vaccinated?
City leaders and the University of Memphis discussed the topic Thursday. → Read More
‘WastePro has completely failed us,’ Mayor Strickland speaks on Memphis trash crisis
Time is ticking on picking up trash in Memphis. Mayor Jim Strickland says he believes there’s now a timeframe for when they will be fully caught up. → Read More
Local leaders break ground on new YMCA facility in Whitehaven
Leadership says they’re hoping the YMCA will be an epicenter for healing and community wellness with a focus on early childhood development and water safety. → Read More
Faith leaders call for more input from the community on naming new MPD director
Faith leaders in Memphis are calling for more transparency in the search for a new police director. → Read More
Interest rates are at record lows, but many people can’t find a home to buy
Real estate professionals say it’s due to interest rates being so low at this point. People are able to save while buying more expensive homes for the same monthly payments. → Read More
City’s website shows Moderna vaccine only offered at one of 13 first dose locations
If your first shot of the COVID-19 vaccine was Moderna, you may have some issues getting your second dose from the city. → Read More
Open Carry bill moves forward in Tennessee
Last week it passed the state senate, but local and state leaders said that could lead to a rise in violent crime. → Read More
Memphis moves to phase 3 in vaccination plan; all adults can receive COVID-19 shot starting Friday
Leaders in Memphis and Shelby County asked the state last week to open up vaccinations. → Read More
100 new jobs coming to Hardeman County, Lee says
Choate Engineering Performance will manufacture engines and components for the automotive industry. → Read More
Vaccinations in Mississippi are moving in the right direction, officials say
State Health Officer Dr. Thomas Dobbs said this is due in part to people stepping up and getting the vaccine. → Read More