• We Cooperate But Won't Marry Across the Aisle | Memphis News
    Jul 7 2026

    A new poll reveals a surprising level of political tolerance in everyday life: 80% of Americans say they’d be fine attending a Fourth of July party with someone who votes differently. Even deeper engagement like dinner (86%) or volunteering together (77%) is widely accepted. But when it comes to living with or marrying someone with opposing views, the number drops to just 51%. The survey of 3,000 adults paints a complex picture — we can coexist and collaborate, but our closest personal bonds still resist political compromise.

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  • Two Interns Making Big Moves in Memphis | Memphis News
    Jul 7 2026

    Two standout summer interns, Joel Haley and Said Bravo, are already making waves at The Commercial Appeal—Haley diving into gritty local politics and a heartbreaking child’s funeral, while Bravo covers high-stakes sports events and city funding battles. Both newcomers, fresh from college and already embedded in Memphis’ pulse, are proving their worth with bold reporting—and revealing why the city’s charm, from its riverfront to its friendly faces, is worth experiencing firsthand.

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  • National Guard Shoots Dead Man in Memphis | Memphis News
    Jul 7 2026

    At 4 AM on July 5, Memphis police responded to shots fired downtown, where Tyrin Johnson fled with a weapon—prompting two National Guard soldiers to open fire and kill him. This marks another tragic chapter in a troubling history: since 2020, National Guard involvement in fatal shootings has included the deaths of David McAtee in Louisville and civilians during the 1970 Kent State shootings and 1967 Detroit riots. Though legally restricted by the Posse Comitatus Act, Guard involvement in civilian law enforcement remains contentious. The Memphis incident is still under investigation, raising urgent questions about accountability and the Guard’s role in domestic unrest.

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  • Beat the Memphis Heat with These Pools | Memphis News
    Jul 7 2026

    Beat the Memphis heat with these top cooling spots: seven free city pools, serene kayaking at Poplar Tree Lake, luxury day passes at Hyatt Centric, and adrenaline-pumping waterslides at the Salvation Army Kroc Center—plus, all come with perks like towel service and fitness access.

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  • High Point Terrace Celebrates 250 Years | Memphis News
    Jul 4 2026

    This Fourth of July, High Point Terrace celebrated 250 years of American independence with its iconic 77th annual parade — a dazzling spectacle of classic muscle cars, go-karts, Jeeps, and vintage convertibles all decked in red, white, and blue. Local hero Carter Strickland, a 22-year-old lifelong resident, helped keep the tradition alive, reminding everyone that community spirit and shared pride are what truly make this celebration unforgettable.

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  • Cordova House Fire Ends With No Injuries | Memphis News
    Jul 4 2026

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  • Happy 4th of July! - A message of Corey
    Jul 4 2026

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