The Memphis Housing Authority is set to manage Serenity Towers due to chronic issues at the property, with plans to relocate residents within four months.

The Memphis Area Transit Authority board voted to shift leadership to consulting firm TransPro with John Lewis as interim CEO, aiming to address a $60 million deficit and improve transit services.

The National Weather Service forecasts a sunny day in Memphis with a high near 49. The evening will have clear skies. The weekend includes milder temperatures and clear conditions, with rain chances appearing by Monday night.

Two injured in a shooting near Baptist Memorial Hospital - DeSoto, leading to a temporary closure of the facility. Three suspects are detained, and the hospital has since reopened.

The Memphis Tigers beat the West Virginia Mountaineers 45-37 in the Scooter's Coffee Frisco Bowl, achieving their 11th win of the season under coach Ryan Silverfield.

Three Aldermen, including Tony Salvaggio and incumbents Sherrie Hicks and Brian Ueleke, were sworn into office in Germantown, emphasizing service and community development.

The article details the varied weather conditions expected in Memphis throughout the week, including chances of showers, thunderstorms, a dip in temperatures, followed by sunnier and clearer days.

Funeral arrangements for Sgt. Rick Finley have been announced, including a memorial service and a Sea of Blue event to honor the fallen deputy in McNairy County.

The MSCS Board will meet to discuss the possible termination of Superintendent Marie Feagins' contract amid criticism and tension.

Adam Lambert's bond was raised to $1 million after a Shelby County Courthouse hearing, where his history of misdemeanors and the severe abuse of a two-year-old were presented.

A man was struck by a car and killed in Frayser, the Memphis Police are investigating the incident. The driver stayed on the scene. Further details are pending.

Oaklawn Gardens in Germantown showcases a new art installation merging poetry and murals, highlighting Jenni Proctor's poem and artwork by Kiersten N. Williams, supported by the local public art program.

Memphis Police seek two men for an armed robbery at a Walgreens, with surveillance footage showing the suspects and urging public assistance through CrimeStoppers.