Keylone Jones was convicted of second-degree murder for a 2018 crime committed at 17. He was tried as an adult and found guilty in a Memphis jury trial.

The Hollywood branch of the Memphis Public Library reopened after thieves stole several A/C units, impacting its ability to provide a cool space for patrons.

Germantown announces increases in water, sewer, and sanitation rates, with residential customers expecting an $8.72 hike on average and commercial rates also rising. Sanitation rates increase for the first time in seven years.

Two Texans were sentenced for their roles in a counterfeit Adderall drug operation; one received 18 months, the other 42 months in federal prison. They were charged with drug distribution and money laundering.

A woman was fatally shot in Hickory Hill, Memphis, and police are investigating the incident without having made arrests or determined a motive. Authorities seek information from the public.

Hernando partners with Sportsman Solutions to sell naming rights and sponsorships for the Civic Center and Renasant Park to fund improvements without using municipal funds.

The Southwest Tennessee Community College experienced a severe cyber incident, disrupting network systems and extending remote learning. The college is investigating the breach with forensics experts.

Orange Mound's Splash Pad reopened on the Fourth of July, following a mass shooting at a block party in April, marking a time of healing and community resilience.

David Swift, charged with voluntary manslaughter, seeks dismissal citing the statute of limitations. His attorney argues the charge exceeds legal time limits, with a decision on this matter expected soon.

Two suspects, aged 18 and 13, have been arrested in Memphis and charged with multiple violent crimes, including a deadly shooting at Love's Travel Stop and a series of robberies.

The Downtown Neighborhood Association in Memphis has requested extra patrols from the Shelby County Sheriff's Office due to safety concerns and a significant police shortage.

An Excessive Heat Watch has been issued by the National Weather Service in Memphis, warning of possible high temperatures and heat index values reaching 113 degrees, urging residents to stay cool and hydrated.

The Germantown Police Department's report shows a series of crimes, including firearm incidents and narcotics possession, with several arrests made across the city.