Henri E. Brooks will receive the Lifetime Achievement Stone Award for her civil rights work at the Bartlett Performing Arts Theatre on October 18th, 2025.

Memphis Police are looking for a suspect in a theft from a truck that occurred on Mendenhall Road, where copper wire was stolen from an MLGW vehicle during daylight hours. They request public assistance.

Memphis Police investigate a non-fatal shooting at Pershing Park Apartments following an argument between a man and his girlfriend, with the suspect still at large.

TDOT to partially close I-40 East in Haywood for repairs; right lane from mile marker 48 to 50, including THP weigh station, affected from Friday evening to Monday morning.

A train broke down in Tupelo, causing traffic disruptions at Eason Blvd. and Ryder St., which was communicated by the local police through social media, advising alternative routes.

A car buyer was robbed at gunpoint by a seller from Facebook Marketplace when he tried to purchase an Infiniti Q50 at a Chick-fil-A in Memphis. No injuries were reported, but the suspect is still at large.

Jaylen Johnson, a repeated violent offender and gang member, was sentenced to four years in prison following a joint operation by the MPD, MGU, and ATF.

The Memphis Safe Task Force arrested 562 individuals and seized numerous illegal firearms within two weeks as part of their crime reduction initiative.

Raleigh-Egypt High School's football coach, Trevin K. Wallace, was arrested on charges of drug possession with intent to sell and having drug paraphernalia.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of mostly sunny days and clear nights for Memphis, with comfortable temperatures peaking near 85 degrees by Columbus Day.

Memphis launches Emerging Developer Academy with local partners to train new real estate developers in creating affordable housing and fostering economic growth.

A man was shot several times in North Memphis, with the incident reported by the Memphis Police Department. The shooting followed a dispute, and investigations are ongoing.

Memphis is revamping the Cossitt Library's West Wing and seeking public input at a meeting on October 11, 2025. Mayor Young highlights the project's benefits for local culture and growth.