A car crash near Memphis International Airport left four critically injured, including two children. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.

Antonio Holmes was charged with animal cruelty and other offenses after allegedly setting his mother's backyard on fire and then shooting her dog during a dispute in Memphis.

Two teens were arrested after a car chase led to a shootout and standoff with Southaven Police; they face multiple charges including Conspiracy to Commit Murder on Law Enforcement.

Memphis weather will begin cold, then warm through the week, with varied conditions including mist, wind shifts, and clear nights. The NWS predicts temperatures reaching into the 70s by the weekend.

Two people were injured after a fight in North Memphis, with one in critical condition. The altercation occurred on Marble Avenue before midnight. Police are investigating.

FedEx has announced layoffs affecting a small percentage of its IT and Finance workforce to cut costs and streamline operations, despite being a major Memphis employer.

The National Weather Service forecasts rain in Memphis today with a 70% chance, less than a tenth of an inch expected, and continued showers tonight with a 50% chance. Clearing expected Saturday with windy conditions.

A crash in Mississippi killed one and injured four on Highway 302 after a Dodge Ram and a Honda Accord collided.

Shelby County's DA updates on a crime initiative focusing on stringent measures against repeat violent offenders and ensuring bail amounts reflect the seriousness of crimes.

Teevon Garrett was arrested for shooting at a Memphis McDonald's, facing aggravated assault and endangerment charges.

Measles cases are rising in the US, with a significant increase early in 2024, attributed to lower vaccination rates during the pandemic and vaccine hesitancy. Health officials urge vaccination to prevent outbreaks.

A University of Memphis student was robbed of her French bulldog in a daylight incident on campus, with the armed suspect fleeing in a blue Mustang. Authorities seek information.

A Memphis podiatrist, Nathan Lucas, was convicted of a $4 million fraud scheme, billing for unnecessary foot bath treatments to Medicare and TennCare. He faces a potential 50-year prison term.