Linda A. Moore

• Jobs top priority for Block Party for Peace-goers Published 05/26/2012 at midnight

  Among the hundreds of people lined up on Friday inside and out of the Kmart store on Austin Peay, Rosalind Thornton stood out.

• Summer temps steam into Memphis area, ahead of schedule Published 05/25/2012 at midnight

  The question "What winter?" has now become "What spring?"

• Haslam says suburbs' rush to create schools is too hasty Updated 05/24/2012 at 12:10 a.m.

  As Shelby County's suburban cities prepare for Aug. 2 referendums to create municipal school districts, Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam says those communities may not realize how much it will cost to run a school system.

• Garden-fresh takes bus Published 05/16/2012 at midnight

  Inspiration comes from everywhere, even Oprah magazine.

• Memphis Zoo tries again to get panda pregnant Updated 05/15/2012 at 12:11 a.m.

  Ya Ya has been artificially inseminated again and zoo officials are once more hoping for a successful pregnancy.

• CRIME REPORT: Police say robbery victim shot attacker Saturday night Updated 05/14/2012 at 12:39 p.m.

  Memphis Police are investigating the fatal shooting of a 19-year-old man who died early this morning.

• Oh baby: There's a whole lot of mothering going on at Memphis Zoo Published 05/13/2012 at midnight

  Six-month-old Zimm, one of the smallest babies at the Memphis Zoo, somersaulted to the ground from a cubby in her enclosure. Her mother, Marie, takes it in stride.

• LUCB approves Southeast apartments Published 05/11/2012 at midnight

  The Memphis and Shelby County Land Use Control Board approved Thursday an amendment to the Tournament Center Planned Development at Tournament Drive and Callis Cutoff Road, allowing for the development of 251 apartment units.

• Pink Palace Museum staffer reports on Antarctic research project Published 05/10/2012 at midnight

  Six weeks in Antarctica was one amazing experience after another for Alex Eilers, education manager at the Pink Palace Museum.

• Southeast Memphis neighbors pitch in to clean up Published 05/09/2012 at midnight

  At the monthly meetings of the Southeast Memphis Neighborhood Partnership, the proceedings move at a swift pace.

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