Wharton's First Tackle of Unemployment: City Hall

By Justin Willingham

Memphis, TN – In a resignation letter addressed to Mayor Pro Tem Myron Lowery, embattled City Attorney Elbert Jefferson said he would be interested in another city job.
But it will fall to Mayor-elect AC Wharton to appoint a new City Attorney -- and to decide on many other jobs. WKNO's Justin Willingham spoke with Wharton on Friday, who says he isn't rushing into any hiring decisions.