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Katie Riordan
ReporterKatie is a part-time WKNO contributor. She's always eager to hear your story ideas. You can email her at kriordan@wkno.org
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Officials say rebuilding the 75-year-old bridge is the largest transportation investment ever in Tennessee.
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A Memphis family devastated by their own loved one's fall into violent extremism helped create an organization to pull others away from hateful ideologies.
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A state autopsy reports finds that a young man who was taken into custody after a foot chase with police last August died from a combination of environmental heat exposure and complications from multiple illegal substances detected in his system.
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A federal judge will need to settle a disagreement between the defense and prosecution over what evidence a jury can hear before the start of the trial.
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A Shelby County judge temporarily called off a public auction of Graceland that was advertised to take place Thursday in response to a lawsuit accusing the sellers of fraud.
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The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office has agreed with federal authorities to stop enforcing a state law that makes it a felony for a person who is knowingly HIV positive to engage in sex work.
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Memphis in May World Championship Barbecue Cooking Contest and the new SmokeSlam brought flavor fans to opposite ends of Memphis.
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An area in southwest Memphis impacted by 2011's historic flooding will use federal funding for a mitigation project to protect it from future risks.
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A multi-year infrastructure project to expand fiber broadband across most of Memphis is now underway.
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Loved ones gathered to pay tribute to the slain officer at his funeral Monday.