Stephen Pimpo is a multimedia journalist based in Memphis, Tennessee. He covers local news for WATN-TV, focusing on stories that impact the community, including issues related to education, law enforcement, local businesses, and social justice. Stephen is dedicated to providing accurate and impactful reporting that serves the people of Memphis.
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Memphis, Tennessee, United States (Local)
Stephen Pimpo's coverage focuses heavily on local news in Memphis, Tennessee, especially crime, family & relationships, and government & politics. His articles often cover evolving stories and government announcements related to these topics.
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By: Stephen Pimpo
This was the largest deployment of airmen in the Memphis-based 164th Airlift Wing since 2002.
By: Stephen Pimpo
The “No More On 64” initiative is meant to help stop traffic deaths and accidents, especially in Shelby County.
By: Stephen Pimpo
MLGW President Doug McGowen says Memphis’ power grid can accommodate the supercomputer, but city councilmembers want more information.
By: Stephen Pimpo
While residents ABC24 spoke with aren't too happy, they know 2023 was a reminder of how precious clean water is.
By: Stephen Pimpo
Thirteen agencies got awards from federally funded programs while 21 received awards from the city
By: Stephen Pimpo
Thinking they were powerlines at first, one woman said some of the wires are hopelessly snarled in the branches due to years of neglect.
By: Stephen Pimpo
The EDGE board voted to amend their 100 North Main loan agreement, granting project leaders another $1.8 million for the massive overhaul of the tallest building in the Bluff City, which has stood empty since 2014.
By: Stephen Pimpo
In an effort to prevent more incidents like this, Harris and Mulroy believe one solution is easier access to information.
By: Stephen Pimpo
Because of the dangers, including cars doing donuts in the road, some Cordova residents are thinking about moving out of the neighborhood.
By: Stephen Pimpo
Tenants at Garden View apartments say management is hard to contact, claiming they even block some renters’ calls
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