Lauren Harksen

"If I called him at midnight, he’d be there for me, so I’m gonna do everything I can to get him back in a place to where it feels somewhat normal," said Brandon Guy.

“He was actually in the truck,” said Leticia about her husband. “Everything was hitting the truck. It was just — busting out windows, I guess from the pressure?”

The forester says two or three days after rain comes and goes, “light fuels” like grasses and leaves dry out and if high wind and low humidity returns, we could see more wildfires again before summer.

According to the Dunnavant Fire Department, the fire started as a controlled burn before the wind picked up, causing the fire to spread.

“The parking issue, the noise issue, all these other issues, homeowners should not have to put up with this mess," said Councilor Valerie Abbott.

“The problem is not the mall,” said the pastor. “The problem is the young men — or whoever — thought it was good to take guns, shoot at each other, and kill innocent people."

“We’re not taking away human jobs," said co-owner Crystal Peterson. "We’re making the job more efficient for the human."

There is a $100,000 reward for information leading to her arrest and conviction.

The Mission averages 30-35 warming station nights a year and we’re already heading into the 29th of the year.

The nonprofit is building four houses for those in need on this block of 1st Avenue North and 11st Street.