The Tennessee Senate passed a resolution to investigate allegations against Shelby County DA Steve Mulroy and two other district attorneys, advocating for a judicial review to ensure impartiality.

Over 200 pounds of cocaine, valued at nearly $9 million, were seized from a commercial vehicle in Haywood County, Tennessee, with hidden compartments discovered during a traffic stop.

Indicted Memphis gynecologist Dr. Sanjeev Kumar is allowed to reopen his clinic with restrictions, including mandatory chaperones and device usage guidelines, amid legal proceedings.

A social media post by the Memphis Police reported a November 16, 2024, fatal shooting of James Fryson, with no arrests made and a public plea for information.

Oakland Town is hiring a full-time Public Works Department employee to handle tasks like mowing and park maintenance, requiring physical fitness and a valid driver's license.

Memphis' RiverBeat Music Festival schedule has been released, featuring Missy Elliott, The Killers, and Anderson .Paak as headliners, complemented by local food and a cashless experience.

Germantown commences its annual Spring fire hydrant flushing program on April 14, aiming to maintain water system integrity and safety. Temporary water discoloration and pressure changes may occur.

A flood warning for the Mississippi River at Memphis has been issued, affecting Mississippi, Arkansas, and Tennessee, with precautions advised for residents.

Memphis home on Evelyn Avenue was burglarized, with electronics stolen and no suspect yet identified. Police are investigating and seeking community tips.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is honoring volunteers during Volunteer Appreciation Month, highlighting their significant contributions, especially the Ceremonial Guard Pipes and Drums.

Memphis police arrested Markail Rainey, a parolee with a history of serious offenses, who now faces new charges including domestic assault and evading arrest.

Severe flooding in Bogota and Southtown prompts local authorities and organizations, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the American Red Cross, to take action and provide assistance to affected residents and farmers.

The Memphis Police Department announced an MPD Hiring Expo for potential recruits, highlighting diverse career paths and offering competitive benefits, with easy access and pre-application at joinmpd.com.