The Commercial Appeal - 2019-08-04

• Miss. and Tenn. lag behind in gun laws
• MID-SOUTH MEMORIES
• Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman: Surrender, burglary suspect
• Meet the Colliervil­le native on ‘So You Think You Can Dance’
• Second vigil held for fatal Walmart shooting
• Dems tread cautiously with impeachmen­t talk
• Immigratio­n courts speed up cases
• HHS: Florida migrant child detention camp is emptying
• Sexton had the upper hand in speaker's race
• Nuke plants’ rescue jolts environmen­talists and others
• Multiple deaths reported in Texas mall shooting
• Go to school in style with these items
• Topiaries: shrubs double as living sculptures
• A young woman seeks to unravel her family’s dark secret in ‘House of Salt and Sorrows’
• Bandwagon builds for LGBTQ diversity on children’s television
• Whitehaven LB Eason says he’s wiser, better after injury-plagued season
• Bank fishing at Blue Bank Resort a memory-maker
• SUNDAY SPORTS BRUNCH Felker credits Memphis, Dockery
• Vols optimistic about 2019 offensive line
• USC tackle back after donating marrow
• Saban denies job offer to ex-ohio State assistant
• Tigers’ Top 10: LSU does not have to beat Bama
• Ole Miss driven by low expectatio­ns
• Elliott returns to The Glen looking to repeat
• MLB players curious about ‘juiced’ ball
• An shoots 66, leads Wyndham
• Golf tourney drives local business boost
• PEOPLE IN BUSINESS
• Ready for a fresh start?
• Wright adds to rising total of murdering spouse cases
• Debate fail: Get serious about beating Trump
• How to protect future athletes from abuse
• Omar’s rejection by America feels familiar
• Tennessee can become a great civic leader again
• Japan-us alliance impacts on global scale

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