Memphis Police seek public assistance in a homicide case at Infiniti Sports Bar, where a man was found dead; offering a reward for information leading to an arrest.

A Dense Fog Advisory was issued by the NWS in Memphis due to reduced visibility affecting travel in parts of East Arkansas, North Mississippi, Southeast Missouri, and West Tennessee.

The new roundabout at I-55, Riverside Drive, and Crump Boulevard in Memphis opens, enhancing traffic flow and marking continued infrastructure investment in Tennessee.

A shooting at Infiniti Sports Bar & Grill in Memphis left two dead and three critically wounded; police are investigating, and no details on the shooter(s) are given yet.

Henry Pious pleaded guilty to carjacking in Shelby County and received a 14-year sentence without parole after being identified through surveillance footage.

An 18-year-old, Latoriania Lindsey, was arrested by Memphis Police and charged with first-degree murder for a shooting on Riverside Drive on April 13.

Germantown's Education Commission honored a first-year teacher, a high-achieving student, and an engaging Teacher of the Year for their contributions to education.

A woman was found dead with a gunshot wound in Memphis. Her partner, Traileon Adell, is charged with second-degree murder. The case remains under investigation.

The National Weather Service in Memphis provides an update on weather for the week, with varying chances of showers and thunderstorms, and highs ranging from 77-87 degrees.

The murder trial for three ex-Memphis officers charged in Tyre Nichols' death begins, with two others entering pleas and one set to testify against them.

Memphis law enforcement agencies launch "Operation 360" to combat aggressive driving and road rage, focusing on continuous traffic enforcement, particularly on Highway 385 and interstates.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office members attended the public safety conference "Answering the Call," focusing on challenges faced by safety professionals. Keynotes included SCSO Chief Deputy on courage and resilience in public safety fields.

Memphis Police Department initiates "Operation Code Zero" to improve public safety and strengthen community relations, emphasizing proactive policing and trust-building efforts.