The National Civil Rights Museum has announced the honorees for the 34th Annual Freedom Awards: Marc Morial, Velma Lois Jones, and Mark Suzman, with Wendy Moten performing.

A man was shot dead in North Memphis with the suspect described as wearing a red hoodie and tan pants. Police are investigating and seeking information.

The director and assistant director of the Horn Lake Animal Shelter were fired by the city, with the reason for the dismissals not disclosed to the public.

A 16-year-old was killed in a Frayser shooting near the Family Tire Shop. A 17-year-old faces second-degree murder charges, and the incident, which occurred post-argument, is under investigation.

Munford schools conducted intruder drills with police coordination, emphasizing preparation without actual threats, amid national focus on school safety.

Memphis Police are searching for three suspects after an armed robbery at a gas station, where a victim was robbed at gunpoint of his wallet and keys. The incident has raised safety concerns in the community.

Ex-officer Demetrius Haley seeks bond reinstatement for his release before retrial, after Judge Mark S. Norris's recusal raises questions of impartiality.

Dr. Ben Graham led the invocation at Dyer County Fair's "Wrangling on the River" rodeo, promoting unity and inclusivity at the event that celebrates local heritage.

A hoax threat at the University of Memphis led to a fast police response, but no evidence of danger was found, and the incident raised concerns about campus safety protocols.

Zadie Kuehl Park hosts Pupapalooza on October 11, an event for dog adoptions and supporting local rescues with contests, live music, food trucks, and vendors.

Memphis Inner City Rugby begins construction of its first home field with support from local government and education leaders, aiming to enhance sports and personal development for Memphis youth.

Memphis police seek Donna Locke for felony theft and vandalism, disrupting internet connectivity and damaging infrastructure. The public is urged to help.

Memphis police are investigating an aggravated assault involving a gun at Walter May Park. A man threatened two sisters during an argument. He is unidentified, and tips are sought.