MEMPHIS, TN- (WMC-TV) - Dozens of Mid-South adults who have turned their lives in wrong direction have a second chance thanks to the HopeWorks program.

One of the adults is a woman who is using music to get back on track.

The same hands that play her a violin were in handcuffs close to 12 months ago. Now, Heather Grady is playing for students in her HopeWords class.

Years ago, she played a violin with the symphony in Forth Worth, Texas.

"It's relaxing, it makes me feel good about me. It helps put me in another world," said Grady.

However, Grady's violin playing came to a screeching halt after she moved to Memphis and got in trouble with law.

When Grady finally got released from jail she enrolled in Hopeworks, which is a 13 week program that teaches everything from self esteem to career development.

(WMC-TV) - After garnering national attention for tweets to his secret daughter weeks ago, Congressman Steve Cohen is in the spotlight again for what appeared to be another Twitter mishap.

"It sound like he's trying to get close to her it seems like," said resident Tony King.

Cohen and singer Cyndi Lauper were both at the Memphis Soul concert at the White House Tuesday night.

The next day Cohen tweeted, "@cyndilauper: great night,couldn't believe how hot u were.see you again next Tuesday.try a little tenderness." He was making a reference to one of her songs and the concert that airs on PBS next Tuesday.

He quickly deleted the tweet.

Cohen said Friday that he deleted his tweets to singer Cyndi Lauper to promote the musical tribute to Memphis Soul at The White House.

MEMPHIS, TN- (WMC-TV) - The building permit to renovate the Liberty Bowl Memorial Stadium to bring it into compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act is approved. The upgrades are expected to cost $9,120,307.

The Memphis City Council previously approved a $12 million plan to upgrade stadium with the expectation of being reimbursed by the federal government.  The deal was reached to avoid a lawsuit, which was threatened by the Department of Justice if changes were not made within one year.

The list of violations for the stadium spanned 23 pages.

Currently, people who use wheelchairs face 187 access violations. They cannot see over the concession stands, cannot reach some paper towel dispensers, and some water fountains are also out of reach. They are also limited to one area of the stadium.