The National Weather Service in Memphis predicts a week of mixed weather, including showers, sunshine, and clouds, with varying chances of precipitation and temperatures ranging from the low 30s to high 40s.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts mixed weather, with mostly sunny skies today and highs near 42°F, but rainy and cloudy conditions expected starting Monday.

Germantown Police reported on drug possession arrests and a theft incident in their community, highlighting the ongoing issues with narcotics and property crimes.

In East Memphis, a man shot a dog named Bella after it escaped its yard. Despite injuries, Bella is recovering. The shooter fled before police arrived; an investigation is ongoing.

A car crashed into a home in South Memphis, injuring the driver critically. The incident occurred on Thanksgiving morning on Airways Boulevard. Police are investigating the cause.

Ronald and Patricia Hunter, a Westwood couple, safely fled a Thanksgiving morning house fire. Neighbors are supporting them as they relocate temporarily with relatives and plan recovery efforts.

Memphis engine repair company P.T. Services, Inc. fined $150,000 for Clean Air Act violations, admits to disabling emissions control on diesel engines.

Memphis police responded to a shooting on Farris Circle, where a 17-year-old was critically injured and later died. Tyler Siggers, 18, was arrested and charged with First-Degree Murder and related crimes.

Memphis Police are investigating a homicide from last year where William Jackson was found shot dead on Auburn Road. They seek a person of interest seen in video footage.

The NWS Memphis forecast predicts a mix of sun and showers for the coming week, including a sunny Thanksgiving Day with a high near 49 degrees, and an 80-90% chance of rain over the weekend.

An Olive Branch family is involved in a legal case regarding a sexual assault at St. George's School, including an arrest for evidence tampering and other charges.

A spike in confrontations with federal officers in Memphis resulted in eleven individuals being charged for offenses including assaulting and impeding law enforcement.

DeSoto County Sheriff's Captain Johnathon Bigham rescued two women from floodwaters in Southaven, Mississippi.