Memphis is set to experience a combination of sun and storms this week, with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms, and temperatures around the high 80s to low 70s, as per the NWS.

Germantown residents are invited to partake in a public hearing on June 9 for the Fiscal Year 2026 budget, offering feedback on municipal financial plans and a proposed tax adjustment.

Shelby County officials propose a $5.5 million investment in a specialized crime lab to improve investigative capabilities and crime-solving efficiency.

Inmates at Tennessee correctional facilities celebrated educational achievements, with graduations in various programs, supported by local institutions and TDOC's educational initiatives aimed at reducing recidivism.

Memphis police report a surge in shoplifting, with incidents at Citi Trends, Mapco, Auto Zone, and other retailers, involving various suspects and methods. No arrests yet; the public’s help is sought.

Prairie Farms Dairy closes its Memphis plant, affecting 120 employees, while maintaining uninterrupted distribution and urging staff to apply for jobs at other locations.

The NWS forecasts a sunny day in Memphis with a high of 83°F and a slight chance of showers on Sunday afternoon, continuing the warm trend into the upcoming week with possible precipitation later on.

The Oakland TN Police Department is investigating an attempted theft of a high-optioned Challenger and warns the community of armed thieves targeting specific vehicles.

Memphis weather will clear up for a sunny and warm day, with temperatures reaching the high 70s, after a humid start. The clear skies will continue into the weekend, with a mild night and warm days ahead. Rain is possible later in the week.

"Sinners," starring Michael B. Jordan, screens for free in Clarksdale, with Ryan Coogler attending, celebrating local culture alongside live music and panels.

Collierville offers two methods to prevent solicitor disturbances: posting a "No Soliciting" sign or joining the No Knock Registry, with solicitors required to carry a town-issued ID badge for safety.

Parke Kennedy becomes the new executive director of the Germantown Performing Arts Center, succeeding Paul Chandler, and brings extensive leadership and fundraising experience to the role.

Shelby County is accepting nominations for the first Rising Star Award, honoring outstanding youth aged 10-24, with an awards luncheon scheduled for June 26.