Shepherding the next generation

Shepherding the next generation
Shepherding the next generation
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (FOX13) -

Several Memphis pastors say quality kindergarten programs are needed to strengthen our children and families.

They commented while reading to students at Ross Elementary Tuesday morning.

The goal to get more policymakers to invest in strong kindergarten programs for children.

More than 100 Shelby County faith leaders

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Memphis part of national youth violence forum

Memphis part of national youth violence forum
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (FOX13) -

This week Memphis, along with nine other cities, will participate in a Department of Justice national forum work session to address the reduction of youth violence, gang activity, and improve public safety.   

Launched in 2010 at the direction of President Barack Obama, the forum is a network of communities and

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Dr Parker sworn in to Miss Senate

Dr Parker sworn in to Miss Senate
Dr Parker sworn in to Miss Senate
JACKSON, Miss. (AP) -

Republican David Parker of Olive Branch has been sworn in as the newest member of the Mississippi Senate.
 
He took his oath Tuesday at the Capitol, surrounded by his wife and children.

The optometrist won a Nov. 27 special election to fill a vacancy in District 19, entirely in DeSoto County.

MORE: Parker wins District 19

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Holiday layaway nightmare

Holiday layaway nightmare
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (FOX13) -

In an effort to get her holiday shopping done early, Kelly Caldwell went to the Toys 'R' Us on Winchester and Polo Grounds Boulevard the week before Thanksgiving.

She did her Christmas shopping and paid a $50 deposit to have eight items put in layaway. Caldwell, of Southaven, Miss., says she was told she had until

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Woman lives in fear of multiple murderer

Woman lives in fear of multiple murderer
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (FOX13) -

The long anticipated trial of the man accused of brutally shooting a popular Memphis Police Lieutenant has hit another snag.

A motion hearing for Dexter Cox, charged with the first degree murder of Lt. Ed Vidulich more than four years ago, was postponed until next week. Although Cox didn't make a court appearance

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