Lisa Dandridge
Recent Articles
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Twenty years later, Travis Butler is telling his story
He made a decision in fourth grade to keep a secret about his mother — a secret that would change his life forever.
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Family wants answers in teen’s 1977 DeSoto County disappearance
Jimmy Lee Armstrong vanished more than 40 years ago. But his family says he didn't just disappear — he was murdered.
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Manhunt Monday: Grandmother shot in South Memphis home
To this day, it's unknown who fired those shots and why Dorothy Jackson was killed inside her home.
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Manhunt Monday: Who killed Marwan Harris?
It's been 18 years and still, more questions than answers plague a father whose son was murdered. Tragedy has hit his family more than once but the lack of closure keeps one wound open.
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Who killed 72-year-old Leroy Thomas?
"He went to the door and was shot once in the chest," Chief Eugene Bridges said. He's talking about the night Leroy Thomas was brutally murdered.
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Manhunt Monday: Who killed Fate Coaty Jr?
Juanita Pounds is a mother who will never give up on finding her son's killer. In August 2009 her son, Fate Coaty Jr., was attacked inside of his Midtown apartment.
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Manhunt Monday: Suspect in deadly Mississippi beating captured
A Marshall County man's gruesome beating death shocked a community. Now, his family is still seeing justice, because the suspect is still on the run.
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Manhunt Monday: Deputies continue seeking justice in Arkansas man’s death
Dorothy Jackson is holding on to her faith after her 23-year-old son was murdered in Phillips County, Arkansas. Deputies found his body inside of a burned car in 2017, and family members say he had been shot in the head.
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Mississippi suspect still on the run after robbery, murder
A Marshall County mother is distraught after her son was gunned down by a group of people.
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Manhunt Monday: Who hit Ashley Bruneau in a Midtown intersection?
Three weeks ago she was hit by an SUV while crossing the street at Union and McLean.
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Manhunt Monday: Who killed Quincy Marshall?
Erica Barlow and Quincy Marshall Senior have spent the last year of their lives fighting for answers and trying to figure why someone would want to murder their 17-year-old son.
