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Reporter and Afternoon Anchor on WREG TV News Channel 3. Friend me on Facebook: April Thompson-WREG Email me at April.thompson@wreg.com
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Mother says community orchard neglected, wants answers Original

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By April Thompson Verified
| WREG-TV (Memphis, TN) Verified
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — A Memphis mother is on a mission to make right what she says has become an eyesore. A community orchard in the Smoky City area of North Memphis opened with a lot of fanfare and promises. But as WREG investigator April Thompson found out three years later, the mom says it’s turned into a forgotten embarrassment, and she wants to know who dropped the ball. In a small cove off Jackson Avenue, you will find Mia’s Orchard.
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Local churches take action after TN redistricting Original

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By April Thompson Verified
| WREG-TV (Memphis, TN) Verified
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The upcoming elections will set the stage for a huge change in politics in Memphis. New redistricting maps have raised a lot of concern, but for a group of churches, it’s more than concern, they are taking action.
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Memphis man wrongfully convicted still behind bars

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By April Thompson Verified
| Yahoo Verified
MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Imagine sitting in prison for decades, knowing you are innocent, and even the office that prosecuted you is admitting you should be released. That’s the situation for Andrew Hayes, the Memphis man who has spent almost 20 years behind bars. It was back in January that the Shelby County District Attorney admitted Hayes is innocent. Now, many want to know why he is not home. Andrew Hayes is still behind prison walls for a 2007 killing.
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