Thaddeus Matthews, Memphis' 'Cussing Pastor,' died at 67 after an illness, leaving behind a controversial legacy marked by profane sermons and legal issues.

Suspects in a stolen vehicle crashed into a utility pole in South Memphis and fired shots at the owner, prompting an ongoing police search. No injuries were reported.

A devastating fire at Jamesbridge Apartments in Raleigh caused over $700,000 in damage and affected 17 units, with no injuries reported. Firefighters and the Red Cross are assisting displaced residents.

Pancho, a horse stolen from Shelby Farms Stables in Memphis, was safely recovered after an intense community search and a "no questions asked" return offer.

A Memphis firefighter-paramedic was injured in an ambulance crash on I-240 due to icy conditions. Traffic was affected, and officials advised caution on the roads.

A two-car collision in Tipton County left four injured, with one person extricated from vehicle entrapment by emergency responders. All injuries were non-life-threatening.

Rhodes College's arboretum to add pawpaw and persimmon trees, with the ROOTS Gardening Club leading the initiative and inviting community participation.

The University of Memphis maintains its Carnegie R1 status, marking continued recognition as a top research university, with research funding increasing significantly.

North Memphis shooting leaves one man dead and a woman injured; police are investigating the drive-by incident with no suspect or motive yet identified.

Timothy Herrington has been re-indicted on charges including capital murder following the discovery of Ole Miss student Jimmie "Jay" Lee's remains. His previous trial ended in a mistrial.

The NWS Memphis forecast included light drizzle, fog, high humidity, and chances of showers and thunderstorms over several days, with fluctuating temperatures and visibility issues.

DeSoto County Detention Center's twelve deputy jailers have graduated from a challenging three-week certification program that includes physical training and specialized tactics.

A school bus in Memphis hit a utility pole, injuring two children and causing a power outage for 1,700 MLGW customers. Power was expected to be restored by 2 p.m.