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This Day in History: Memphis co-founder James Winchester dies in 1826 MEMPHIS, Tenn (WMC) - On this day in history, in 1826, nearly 200 years ago, Former Military leader and politician James Winchester died His last name may sound familiar, as he’s also considered one of the founders of Memphis After his military career ended, having served in the War of 1812, a
Man rescued after being separated from his kayak in the Mississippi River TIPTON COUNTY, Tenn (WMC) - The Tipton County Fire Department worked alongside the Munford Fire Department when they rescued a man who was in danger inside the Mississippi River Sunday afternoon Tipton County Sheriff Shannon Beasley reported that a man was kayaking down the Mississippi River when he was separated from his kayak
5 injured after crash on I-40 near Danny Thomas Blvd. MEMPHIS, Tenn (WMC) - Five people were injured in a crash on I-40 Satuday night Just before 10:50 p m , officers responded to a crash at I-40 westbound near North Danny Thomas Boulevard Officers made the scene where a Toyota Corolla was against the guardrail in the westbound lane facing east in the westbound lane Police say a black BMW X3 was on fire The BMW had four other passengers
This Day in History: Robert Church Park becomes part of Historic Beale . . . MEMPHIS, Tenn (WMC) - 32 years ago, on July 29, Robert Church Park became part of the Beale Street Historic District It sits in front of Beale Street between Second and Fourth Streets Robert Church is considered the first black millionaire who lived most of his life in Memphis
‘The Wiz’ coming to the Orpheum - Action News 5 MEMPHIS, Tenn (WMC) - The award-winning “The Wiz” is coming to The Orpheum for the first time in decades This groundbreaking twist on The Wizard of Oz changed the face of Broadway–from its iconic score packed with soul, gospel, rock, and finger-snapping ’70s funk to its stirring tale of