Dr. Lee Beers, former President of the American Academy of Pediatrics, joined Action News 5′s Andrew Douglas at the digital desk to talk about the safety and efficacy of the vaccine in kids 5 to 11.
NFL Hall of Fame legend Michael Irvin joined Andrew Douglas at the Action News 5 digital desk to talk about the season and who he thinks will make it to the big game.
On Wes Milligan’s 40th birthday in 2019, he pledged to raise $200,000 over the next 10 years, and he is well on his way raising more than $91,000 in 2021 alone.
Andrew Douglas caught up with Angela Copeland, Vice President of recruiter.com, at the Action News 5 digital desk to get tips on the best way to approach your boss when asking for a pay increase.
They talked about Tonyaa’s recent column expressing her thoughts regarding Tennessee lawmakers wanting to create a state law to lift a requirement that police officers must live in Shelby County.
This week, Dr. Mazumder gave an update on the status of COVID-19 hospitalizations within the Methodist Le Bonheur Healthcare System and addressed the state of therapeutics.
They talked about Hardiman’s recent story digs into municipal pensions and what Memphis Mayor Jim Strickland’s administration would like to spend money on.
This week’s La Prensa Latina cover story features the journey of Jesús “Chuey” Ávila, who went from being homeless in Mexico to a successful businessman in Memphis.
Action News 5′s Joy Redmond and the Commercial Appeal’s Jennifer Chandler got together at the Digital Desk to talk about the most anticipated eateries coming in 2022.
Dr. LaTonya Washington joined Action News 5′s Amanda Hanson at the digital desk to share some tips to protect your health when you ring in the New Year.
Andrew and Telisa caught up at the Digital Desk to talk about finishing 2021 strong by identifying your accomplishment and reflecting on your wins this year.
Hardiman= talked about his recent story that focuses on how the pandemic has impacted the Memphis Grizzlies and what that could mean for the city of Memphis and Shelby County who have leasing agreement with the franchise.
Editor-in-chief Jesse Davis joined Amanda Hanson at the Action News 5 Digital Desk to discuss the cover story that highlights at what you can look forward to in the new year in business developments, music, film, and politics.
Action News 5′s Joy Redmond and the Commercial Appeal’s Jennifer Chandler got together at the Digital Desk to talk about the Memphis Kitchen Co-Op on a mission to help food entrepreneurs.
Editor Vivian Fernández-de-Adamson joined Amanda Hanson at the Action News 5 Digital Desk to talk about how Latinos mix their Christmas customs with the American culture.
Editor-in-chief Jesse Davis joined Andrew Douglas at the WMC Digital Desk to talk about some of the key players working to find solutions to the growing violence in Memphis.
They talked about Tonyaa’s recent column on Dwayne Jones and how lumber thefts are impeding his efforts to build affordable housing in Memphis’ poorest areas.
Editor-in-chief Jesse Davis joined Amanda Hanson at the WMC Digital Desk to discuss that story and more featured in the latest issue, including a winter bird-watching event at T.O. Fuller State Park.
Action News 5′s Joy Redmond and the Commercial Appeal’s Jennifer Chandler got together at the Digital Desk to talk about some of her favorite restaurants with heated patios.
One NASA mission launching December 9 hopes to make a dent in that by studying some of the most energetic, most dramatic, and most violent objects in space, such as black holes and neutron stars.
Action News 5′s Andrew Douglas caught up with Holly Whitfield with the I Love Memphis Blog at the digital desk Tuesday to get the scoop on some must try Christmas traditions.
Arguijo joined Andrew Douglas at the Action News 5 Digital Desk to discuss how social media is spreading misinformation among the Latino community, specifically when it comes to politics.
Andrew Douglas talks with writer Chris McCoy about the cover story that highlights Memphians of the year James Dukes, founder & CEO of Memphis record label Unapologetic, and Victoria Jones, executive director of black arts organization Tone.
