 | Beale Street's Club Crave Permanently Shut Down
The owners of the notorious Club Crave have agreed to permanently vacate 380 Beale Street.
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 | Gunfire Erupts At Club Crave Victim's Funeral
There is worry there could be more violence after the funeral for a man murdered outside a notorious Beale Street Nightclub is sprayed with gunfire.
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| Exclusive: Club Crave Co-Owner Defends Embattled Hot Spot
The co-owner of Club Club Crave is speaking out, claiming the long trail of violence that has long been associated with the club is simply not his fault. Watch Video
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 | Court Date Delayed for Club Crave
The owners of Club Crave asked a Shelby County judge to reopen the business at a Friday hearing. The plan for the court appearance, which was supposed to be routine, was to set a trial date for the owners of Club Crave and 380 Beale. After meeting for more than an hour without progress, the attorneys and the judge finally had to abort.
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| Club Crave Nuisance Hearing Reset to Friday
George Miller, the owner of the 380 Beale Street property that houses Club Crave, didn't have much to say as he walked into a Shelby County courtroom to answer a nuisance complaint against his property brought on by the City of Memphis. Watch Video
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 | Petition Started to Save Club Crave Building
A petition to save the building housing a notorious Beale Street nightclub is building steam. The man who started the petition says that address has history on its side. Watch Video
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 | Mayor Wharton Promises Action on Club Crave
Memphis Mayor Wharton says with city about to take over Beale Street, he doesn't want to be landlord of a place like Club Crave. Watch Video
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| District Attorney's Office Shuts Down Club Crave on Beale
A notorious nightclub on Beale Street known all to well for bad behavior has been shut down by the city. Watch Video
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| Beale Street Merchants Want Club Crave off Beale
The Mayor wants Club Crave on the corner of Fourth and Beale Street shut down, and Beale Street merchants have plenty of ideas on what they want to see happen to the corner. Watch Video
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| Critics: Demolishing Club Crave Won't Solve Problem of Violence
After the most recent shooting last week the city is closing Club Crave on Beale Street for good, but critics are speaking out against Mayor A C Wharton’s decision to demolish the troubled night club. Watch Video
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 | Burglar at Club Crave Attacks Police K-9
He’s accused of breaking into a nightclub, refusing to leave and attacking a K-9 officer.
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| Beale Street Businesses Eager for New Police Unit
A longtime trouble spot on Beale Street is back in trouble again. A man was shot inside Club Crave on Beale early Sunday morning. The victim will be ok, but there are no arrests and no suspects in this case. There are plenty of headaches for business people on Beale who are working hard to get rid of the image of Beale Street being a place where you can get a shot and a beer and then get shot.
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 | Beale Street Merchants Not Happy with Christmas Eve Shooting at Club Crave
One man was killed and two others wounded in the latest incident at Club Crave.
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| Mayor Wharton Fed Up with Club Crave on Beale
A weekend stabbing at Club Crave was the final straw for Memphis Mayor A C Wharton. He now wants the controversial Beale Street club shut down. Watch Video
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