A fatal collision in Memphis left one dead and one critical; the crash happened when a driver ran a red light. Police have not disclosed the victims' identities.

Helena-West Helena Mayor Christopher Franklin was arrested for felony tax evasion, facing four counts of failure to file tax returns. The arrest was made during a traffic stop by the Arkansas State Police.

Heat advisory issued for parts of the Mid-South with temperatures reaching 96 degrees and heat index up to 107 until 9 PM CDT Friday. NWS advises caution against heat illnesses, staying indoors, and staying hydrated.

Memphis air quality tests showed 'no dangerous levels' of pollutants, but critics argue critical factors like ozone were omitted, questioning the city's commitment to addressing environmental concerns and smog-related health issues.

Germantown has approved a $217 million budget for FY26, including a property tax increase, funding for public safety, infrastructure, and education, and a breakdown of spending per tax dollar.

The Memphis Police Department is investigating a business burglary at Venice Kitchen, where a tattooed suspect broke in and stole paperwork, being caught on camera.

The search for missing Mr. Carlie Brand faced challenges due to weather and terrain, halting overnight. His vehicle was found in Rural McNairy County.

One dead and another injured in a shooting incident at Canvas bar in Memphis, following an argument. Local residents have previously expressed concerns about disturbances from the venue.

Memphis trash pickup schedule changes for July 4, 2025; no collection on holiday, Friday pickups move to Thursday, July 3, others unaffected, and Team Waste's Friday service delayed to Saturday.

Memphis faces a heat advisory extension from the NWS, with heat index values up to 107 degrees, covering parts of Arkansas, Mississippi, Missouri, and Tennessee.

Marcus Jackson, accused of first-degree murder after a deadly shooting, was held on a $1 million bond after a hearing by the Shelby County District Attorney's Office.

The Sheriff's Office in Tunica County celebrated Juneteenth with various activities, including a meal by Jail Cook Lavern Shannon, highlighted by Sheriff Hamp's call for unity and acknowledgment of visiting groups.

Houston High School students donated a CPR training kiosk to the Germantown Fire Department, part of their efforts to promote heart health and support the city's goal to become a designated HEARTSafe Community.