Content Tagged 'Bartlett'

Bartlett city leaders want to crack down on businesses who sell beer to minors. Watch Video

Two Bartlett police officers were injured after a drunk driver slammed into them early Thursday morning.

Voters in Collierville and Bartlett anxious to vote on their own school districts are already fed up with the early voting process. Many of them left the polls Monday without being allowed to vote on the question. Watch Video

Suburban voters flocked to early polling locations to cast their ballots on starting their own municipal school districts, but not without some problems. Watch Video

"We're sorry." That's what the Shelby County Election Commission said to a Bartlett man who wasn't allowed to vote on the suburb's school referendum. "You're fired." That's what the election commission said to the poll worker who prevented him from voting. Watch Video

City legislative boards in six suburban Memphis towns have given final approval to referendums on starting local school systems.

A case of fraud in Tipton County has led to bad checks all over Bartlett and Cordova. Now authorities hope surveillance photos will help catch the suspect.

The Tennessee Attorney General issued an opinion on Tuesday that it is illegal to hold an election in May to let suburban voters decide if they want their own school districts. While the mayors want to press forward, the Shelby County Election Commission has put a halt to those plans, at least for now. Watch Video

Bartlett Police are looking to identify two suspects that went shopping on stolen credit cards.

The legislative bodies in six Shelby County suburban cities will take up final readings of proposals to start local school systems.

Shelby County municipalities are moving forward with efforts to form their own school districts before the Memphis and county systems merge.

Bartlett Police officers believe they may have been the targets for several shots fired from an apartment complex on December 2, 2011.

Bartlett citizens held a town hall meeting to discuss the feasibility of starting their own school district. Watch Video

A consultant says the Memphis satellite city of Bartlett could legally start a municipal school system and should get public school buildings at no cost.

He spent six days in jail before his accuser admitted she made the rape story up. Watch Video

A Memphis man has turned himself in to police and faces a variety of charges related to a false rape accusation made against a Bartlett business owner the week of October 2, 2011.

Three men have been arrested for a Bartlett-area robbery that happened on November 9, 2011, at the Shell Station in the 2300 block of Appling Road.