Memphis weather to shift from sunny to potential thunderstorms, with a varying chance of showers throughout the week and temperatures fluctuating between the 60s and mid-80s.

A 2-year-old girl was shot during a family barbecue in Memphis amid a violent altercation but is in stable condition; no arrests have been made, and the community is shocked.

Austin Drummond's bond was revoked in a separate case, impacting his detention for quadruple murder charges. He's alleged to have killed four people in Tiptonville.

An attempted robbery in Memphis was foiled when a passerby intervened, prompting the suspects to flee without harming the victim or stealing anything.

Memphis Police are investigating a burglary at Jumping World where an intruder stole cash after forcibly entering, with a suspect description released.

A cyclist in Memphis was robbed at gunpoint by a suspect in a black Infiniti G37. The police are seeking public help to find the assailant, who struck following a prior disturbance.

Two children were critically injured in Memphis during a domestic dispute leading to a police chase; their condition later improved, suspect detained.

The 2025 Annual Neighborhood Summit in Germantown, scheduled for September 30, emphasizes safety and the arts, featuring police insights, a public mural, awards, and an expo.

The University of Memphis is revising its diversity strategies due to Tennessee legislation, which led to the closure of its Office of Multicultural Affairs, impacting students and programs tied to diversity.

Dr. Kymberli R. Chandler is appointed Regional Superintendent for MSCS Northeast Region, bringing 27 years of educational experience to enhance academic success and equity in the area.

Memphis police search for a man who robbed a Regions Bank in Midtown. He wore a blue mask and black wig. No injuries reported.

Lischa T. Brooks takes over as a regional leader at MSCS, aimed at transforming school support structures, leveraging her background in education, commitment to equity, and experience in developing STEM and IB programs.

Mancellous Perry was sentenced to 135 years for multiple crimes, including 2nd Degree Murder, by the Shelby County DA's Office, emphasizing a tough stance on violent crime.