City employees protested outside Memphis City Hall against what they claim are unfulfilled labor agreements, with a particular focus on unmet promises by Mayor Paul Young's administration regarding MOUs.

The Memphis Safe Task Force and U.S. Marshals arrested four men on charges including possession of machine guns and drugs during a violent offender sweep in Southwest Memphis.

NBA rookie Kam Jones was arrested for reckless driving and resisting law enforcement after a police chase in Indianapolis.

Memphis leaders oppose National Guard deployment, citing violation of local governance and tensions among residents; a judge denies a restraining order against the deployment.

The National Weather Service in Memphis predicts sun and possible showers, with temperatures in the mid-70s and increasing chances of rain towards the weekend.

Germantown Police Department welcomes Taz, a Dutch Shepherd from Slovakia, as their new K-9 officer. Officer Iacobucci will train Taz with a focus on detection and tracking.

Memphis weather this week includes fluctuating conditions with sunshine today, a chance of rain over the weekend, and clear skies expected into next week.

A fire broke out at Crescent Apartments in Wolfchase, with emergency crews responding and no casualties reported yet. Another fire occurred in Imogene Heights simultaneously.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has provided a detailed local forecast for the week, predicting sunny days with occasional chances of rain and varying temperatures.

Former youth minister Lindsey Whiteside received a controversial sentence of house arrest for sexual battery without prison time, leading to debates about justice system leniency.

A historic house in Midtown Memphis was severely damaged by a fire; no occupants were present, and no injuries were reported. The cause is under investigation.

Millington is seeking a new Board of Mayor and Aldermen member for Position #7 after Mike Caruthers' departure. Application period open until October 24.

Assistant Attorney Miller T. Edgin passed the Bar Exam, as announced by the 28th Judicial District DA's Office.