Memphis Police reported a theft of tools worth $2,800 from a semi-trailer on Elvis Presley Boulevard, with a suspect seen on video using a white box truck.

Shelby County deputies arrested two suspects, a man and a minor, for a series of burglaries at Miller Creek Apartments after a prompt response to an ongoing incident.

Memphis unveils 10 new affordable homes in Oakhaven to address the housing crisis, funded by various governmental sources including ARPA, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of a severe heatwave, with heat index values up to 108 degrees, advising residents in affected areas to take precautions.

The Shelby County Health Department is addressing high lead levels in 24 Memphis-Shelby County schools, providing alternative water and free lead screenings for students.

A Central High School student was hospitalized following a medical emergency due to HVAC issues affecting classroom temperatures. Maintenance addressed the issue, and classes continued normally.

An armed robbery suspect, Harold Carter, was arrested and extradited to Shelby County for a 2024 Northaven home invasion where a PS5 was stolen and a shot fired. No one was injured.

Memphis faces a heat advisory with heat index values up to 106. The NWS advises staying cool and hydrated. Chances of rain remain low, with high temperatures continuing into next week.

Action News 5 releases the MSCS high school jamboree schedule, highlighting the anticipation for the football event, security measures, and the inclusion of middle school games.

Memphis Police are searching for two suspects after a carjacking at Malco Studio led to a crash. One suspect is in custody; the victim is hospitalized but stable.

Memphis police are investigating a burglary at a Home Depot where lawn mowers were stolen using a white box truck with Tennessee plates. They're seeking information.

The Sixth Circuit Court upheld a 108-month sentence for Memphis man Jaquan Bridges for machinegun possession following a shooting incident involving law enforcement.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation starts a major road reroute in Bells, with road closures and a new SR 76 project aimed at industrial growth, involving a $17.8M contract, expected to complete by August 31, 2027.