A Memphis store clerk was killed by a suspected shoplifter during an argument, shaking the local community and prompting police to seek public assistance in catching the suspect.

Flood warning issued for several rivers in the Mid-South by the National Weather Service; Memphis forecasts include overcast skies and a mix of sunny and rainy weather.

A man is critically injured after a shooting in Northaven on Sunday, with the Shelby County Sheriff's Office investigating the incident. No suspects have been named.

Five people were shot in the Medical District near LeBonheur hospital in Memphis, with two critical and three non-critical. Police are seeking a gray sedan.

Dental student Genie Ochi at UTHSC inspires peers through leadership, transforming the SNDA chapter and accumulating over 500 hours of community service.

Germantown is seeking local artists to create a Traveling City Mural, with applications due by May 7. The winner will receive $12,000 to produce the artwork.

Jaja Mani was sentenced to life for the deaths of an East Memphis couple and is convicted of Attempted First Degree Murder, in a case of intimidation related to a previous shooting incident.

Chief Deputy Anthony Buckner received the Hero of Hope award from the Tennessee Bone Marrow Foundation for his impactful community service and leadership.

A male was shot and killed at the Food Truck & Culture Festival at Tom Lee Park. Police are seeking information and suspect the assailants may be juveniles.

Roadwork on Kimbrough Road will cause single-lane traffic from April 18-21, possibly worsening congestion. Drivers are advised to anticipate delays or seek other routes.

Memphis activist Amber Sherman was arrested for disorderly conduct and obstructing a highway while advising a civilian against police compliance. Her role in police reform heightens interest in her arrest.

Dr. Jon Ryder has been appointed as the new executive associate dean of UTHSC College of Dentistry, bringing extensive leadership experience to oversee operations and strategic initiatives.

School board member Towanna Murphy apologized after threatening to have a critic deported in a Facebook exchange. She recognized her remarks were unprofessional.