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Rosalyn Freeman

Rosalyn Freeman

Verified

Reporter, WCBI-TV (Columbus, MS)

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Business , Rural Life , Urban Life , Crime , Politics , Oddities

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Total articles 405

  • ONLY ON FOX13: Target of MSCS board member's comment speaks on the incident

    By Rosalyn Freeman Verified| WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN) Verified MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Days after a Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) board member issued an apology for telling a former student to “be quiet before I have you deported” in a Facebook Messenger conversation, the young woman involved is speaking publicly for the first time. The comment, made by Board Member Towanna Murphy, has sparked widespread backlash and prompted calls for her resignation from students and community members.

    By Rosalyn Freeman Verified · WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN)

    Apr. 12, 2025

  • Community members lend a helping hand after entrepreneur businesses destroyed during tornado in Selmer

    By Rosalyn Freeman Verified| WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN) Verified SELMER, Tenn. — Twisted metal. Shattered glass. Years of hard work reduced to rubble. That’s the painful reality facing residents of Selmer, Tennessee, after a powerful EF-3 tornado tore through the region early Thursday morning, flattening homes and small businesses in a matter of seconds.  One of those businesses belonged to Jay Patel, a longtime local entrepreneur.  “I own two liquor stores in town. One here, and I own a gas station,” Patel said, standing amid the wreckage.

    By Rosalyn Freeman Verified · WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN)

    Apr. 04, 2025

  • ONLY ON FOX13: Target of MSCS board member's comment speaks on the incident

    By Rosalyn Freeman Verified| WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN) Verified MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Days after a Memphis-Shelby County Schools (MSCS) board member issued an apology for telling a former student to “be quiet before I have you deported” in a Facebook Messenger conversation, the young woman involved is speaking publicly for the first time. The comment, made by Board Member Towanna Murphy, has sparked widespread backlash and prompted calls for her resignation from students and community members.

    By Rosalyn Freeman Verified · WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN)

    Apr. 12, 2025

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WCBI-TV (Columbus, MS)

Columbus, Mississippi, United States

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