Memphis Police are investigating the homicide of a young woman found at a railyard, with uncertainties surrounding the timeline of her death and no suspect information available.

Former Arkansas pastor Charles Thessing is set to stand trial from May 19-22 on charges of animal cruelty related to the deaths of two cats. He has entered a not guilty plea.

Varoneca Parker of Memphis was indicted for TennCare fraud for allegedly submitting false timesheets, and the TBI is investigating, with Parker asserting her innocence until proven guilty.

TDOC is hosting a Rapid Hire Event to expedite hiring correctional officers, with a sign-on bonus and additional benefits, at the West Tennessee State Penitentiary later this month.

Congressman Steve Cohen hosted an extended town hall discussing various concerns, including federal budget cuts and Trump administration policies, urging legal pursuits and advocacy from over 800 attendees.

A wind advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service in Memphis, affecting parts of East Arkansas, North Mississippi, Southeast Missouri, and West Tennessee until 7 PM CDT.

The Haywood County Sheriff's Office has issued warrants for five people related to irrigation system thefts, leading to over $165,000 in damages. Three are arrested, and two are still sought.

A THP officer's vehicle was struck by gunfire in Memphis; the officer was unharmed, and two individuals were later detained. No charges were immediately announced.

Controversy arises in Tennessee as a bill proposing a state takeover of Memphis-Shelby County Schools faces opposition from community and faith leaders, who rally for local governance and criticize suspected motives.

A man was shot and killed near Downtown Memphis; police have no suspects yet and the investigation is ongoing.

A shootout outside Lucille's Blues and Diner in Memphis results in injuries. Police investigate the incident, which began inside the club and spilled into the parking lot. No arrests yet; the owner vows increased security and patron age limit.

Memphis doctor Rande Lazar was indicted for allegedly submitting false claims and committing TennCare fraud totaling $10,000 to $60,000. He was released on $35,000 bail.

James Boothe pleaded not guilty to charges including promoting prostitution of a minor and trafficking in a Memphis court. His bond is set at $1 million.