Special Agent Jason Williams is recovering from a severe collision, having undergone three surgeries and is now in a rehab center. The West Tennessee Drug Task Force expressed gratitude for widespread community support.

A domestic dispute in Raleigh resulted in a fatal shooting on Saturday night. Police detained one man, but no charges have been filed as the investigation continues.

The National Weather Service forecasts a stormy week for Memphis with high chances of rain and thunderstorms, particularly on Memorial Day, and potential clearing towards the weekend.

A woman was shot in Whitehaven and taken to the hospital in non-critical condition, as police investigate. Two more non-critical victims were found nearby. No arrests have been made.

Le Bonheur Children's Hospital in Memphis launched two new mobile intensive care ambulances for advanced pediatric emergency care, funded by a $1 million federal grant.

A man in Oxford, Mississippi tried to set cars on fire, facing arson charges. Two vehicles were found with lighter fluid and one had burn damage. No injuries were reported.

Memphis weather forecast indicates sunny days, potential showers, and thunderstorms leading up to Memorial Day weekend, with fluctuating chances of precipitation throughout.

A dice game in Memphis led to a fatal shooting. Suspect Marquaveous Jones is charged with murder and illegal firearm possession after allegedly killing a man during a robbery.

Robert Collier, a sex offender, was arrested for exposing himself to a minor in a library and charged with indecent exposure, assault, and registry violations.

Mayor Larry Dagen and School Board Member Debby Clifton convene a Youth Mental Health Roundtable in Millington, TN, to discuss mental health among young people.

Law enforcement in Haywood County intercepted six kilograms of cocaine and 15 pounds of meth during a traffic stop; the vehicle's driver was released.

The National Weather Service predicts varied weather for Memphis, including chances of rain and thunderstorms, with temperatures ranging from highs in the mid-80s to lows in the 50s.

Memphis Police, with the Tennessee Highway Safety Office, is increasing seat belt law enforcement from May 19 to June 1 under the "Click It or Ticket" campaign.