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Students participate in MPD's knowledge bowl

Students participate in MPD's knowledge bowl

Memphis City School students got to test their knowledge of Black History Saturday.

The Memphis Police Department's Knowledge Bowl is an old tradition that has been going on for decades.

But this year, the competition zero'd in on black history in honor of black history month.

"Black history is really not taught that much in school. What we want to do is challenge the students to learn more about black history," said Memphis Police Department Lt. Dennis McNeil.

Students from 8 schools were divided into 16 teams.

The high schools that participated were Trezevant, East, Westwood, Northside, Ridgeway, Melrose, City University, Hollis F. Price, Cordova, and Sheffield.

Computers, television stolen from Raleigh-Egypt High School

Computers, television stolen from Raleigh-Egypt High School

Three computers and a television were swiped from a Memphis high school over the New Year's holiday.

According to a police report, someone discovered the burglary at Raleigh-Egypt High School Wednesday morning.

A 32-inch T-V, Apple computer, and two laptops were reported stolen.

There's no information about exactly how the crooks got in.

If you know any information call 526-CASH.