SUMMARY: In a recent broadcast, temperatures are expected to rise into the upper 40s amid cold weather. Michelle, the owner of Wonderfully Made Coffee, has become a vital community figure since stepping up during a recent storm. Initially volunteering by answering phones at the Emergency Operations Center, she helped coordinate over 2,000 volunteers to assist over 300 families in need. Michelle’s initiative, called the “Love Your Neighbor Project,” operates under a local nonprofit, emphasizing community support. She has organized supplies to help those affected, showcasing the spirit of kindness and cooperation in her town.

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SUMMARY: Memphis police warn residents about porch pirates stealing packages from doorsteps, especially during the busy holiday shopping season. Recent thefts were caught on camera at an apartment complex, raising concerns among residents who fear their deliveries, especially after Black Friday and Cyber Monday, could be taken. Surveillance footage showed a thief taking a package valued at $300. The Better Business Bureau reports that porch piracy cost consumers over $18 billion last year. Residents are urged to report stolen packages and sign up for assistance programs like Angel Treat. Tips for protecting deliveries from theft will be shared later.

The modern-day Christmas Grinches are getting their hands on unattended packages left on your doorstep. In fact, Memphis …

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SUMMARY: Concerns over rising egg prices have increased after a suspected bird flu case at a Tennessee commercial chicken facility last week. The state reported a significant loss of chickens, with over 100 million birds affected by various outbreaks. This has led to fewer eggs reaching the market, pushing prices up to $3.37 per dozen, up from $2 last year. Economists note that the egg industry is focusing on rebuilding flocks, which limits egg availability. Experts say bird flu poses minimal risk to humans but stress the importance of flu vaccinations over concerns about bird flu. A 6.2-mile control zone is in place.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture said a case had been reported in a West Tennessee facility last week.

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