Memphis police arrested two men for reckless driving, uncovering a stolen handgun, with one suspect additionally charged for theft of property. Both men were later released on bond.

Three people, including two teens, were arrested in Memphis for a series of carjackings. They are facing charges including aggravated robbery and attempted first-degree murder.

Inmate Elijah Jenkins escaped from a transport van in Memphis and was subsequently hit by a vehicle on I-40. He is critically injured, and authorities are investigating the hit-and-run.

Dr. Ed Scott is named the new Athletic Director at the University of Memphis, succeeding Laird Veatch, and is eager to advance Tiger Athletics with his experience.

The Memphis Grizzlies drafted center Zach Edey from Purdue with the ninth pick in the 2024 NBA Draft, noting his strong offensive record and imposing size at 7'4".

Memphis Animal Services is investigating the death of a dog named Lulu in their care, suspected to be heat-related, and is taking measures to add more shade and ensure animal safety.

The Memphis City Council has passed tax hikes, with an increase in property tax, solid waste, and vehicle registration fees to address a $858 million deficit.

Memphis raises property taxes and increases fees, with additional funds going to the police department, sparking debate on fiscal transparency and the budget process.

Maciel’s and Belly Acres are set to open locations in Bartlett, enhancing the local dining scene with Mexican cuisine and family-friendly burgers, respectively.

A teen murder suspect, Demarion Tackett, failed to appear in court, leading to a warrant for his arrest and bond revocation for the murder of "Red the Watermelon Man."

Star quarterback Antwann Hill Jr. commits to Memphis Tigers' 2025 class, choosing them over other Power Five schools, poised to play early and fill the vacancy left by Seth Henigan's departure.

Krystal Berry faces second-degree murder charges in Tennessee after the fentanyl overdose death of fellow inmate Vicki Holifield in Tipton County Jail.

A man died from smoke inhalation after a house fire in Midtown, Memphis, caused by an electrical malfunction. The fire caused an estimated $165,000 in damages.