Bria Bolden is a journalist for Action News 5, focusing on local news in Memphis, Tennessee. With a passion for investigative reporting and community issues, Bria covers a wide range of topics including crime, education, local events, and human interest stories. She strives to provide accurate and impactful reporting that keeps the community informed and engaged.
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Hit-and-run victim who traveled to lead ‘Dracula’ at Ballet Memphis will need months of physical therapy
By: Bria Bolden
Thousands of visitors are in the Bluff City for a unique conference.
The last day to come enjoy the fun is Sunday, September 8—plenty of time to bring yourself or your family to this year’s Delta Fair and Music Festival.
Millions of dollars are coming to Memphis to help fix what one congressman says is the city’s most dangerous intersection.
Cleotha Abston Henderson was released from prison early on “good behavior” credits, even though he had 53 violations while behind bars.
Original proposal would have taken funds from mental health center, officials say
Interim Chief Financial Officer Hamish Davidson revealed that MATA has been operating from an “unrestricted net deficit position” for the last 10 years.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - There was more bombshell testimony during day 2 of the trial of Justin Johnson, one of two young men charged with shooting and killing Memphis rapper Young Dolph.
MEMPHIS, Tenn. (WMC) - A first of it’s kind school right here in Memphis is looking to teach young people how to piece together our city and country’s infrastructure, all while making a good living.
By: Bria Bolden
A “hard reset” is what Memphis Mayor Paul Young is calling his decision to clean house with the Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) Board.
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