The forecast for Memphis predicts a stable week with clear skies and temperatures ranging from the 60s to 80s, along with chances of rain and thunderstorms.

The Tennessee Department of Agriculture is investigating SkyLand Ranch in Sevierville for livestock welfare concerns following a complaint about their longhorn cattle.

Memphis and Mississippi State have scheduled a home-and-home basketball series for the 2024-25 and 2025-26 seasons, their first meeting in Memphis in over 40 years.

An "Officer of the Year" recipient from Lenoir City was arrested on domestic assault charges and suspended; his prior positive image contrasts his current allegations.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young proposes a property tax hike to address a $30 million budget shortfall, citing federal fund reductions and rising pension costs.

A woman hit a Memphis Police officer with her car amid a scene of erratic driving in Raleigh. She now faces multiple charges including assault on a first responder. The injured officer is recovering at home after being treated.

Memphis forecasts sunny, breezy weather with highs near 81°F today, cooling to 61°F at night. Conditions are to remain warm through Monday, with potential showers and thunderstorms starting Tuesday afternoon, accompanied by strong wind gusts.

One man is critically injured and two others hurt in a South Memphis shooting, with no arrests made. Police are investigating the incident without known suspects or motives.

A woman is critically injured after a shooting in the Oakhaven area of Memphis, with no suspects identified as police investigate and seek public assistance.

A man was critically injured in a Memphis shooting, and another was detained; police are investigating the incident with no motive or identities released.

A street closure in downtown Memphis for crane deconstruction at the 100 N Main building will affect traffic on April 13-14. Detours will be in place.

Auto insurance rates in the U.S. have risen by 22%, contributing to an overall inflation increase and causing financial strain on consumers, with technological advancements in vehicles cited as one cause for the spike.

Dr. Marie Feagins begins her role as MSCS Superintendent with school visits and community engagement, showing a hands-on approach to addressing district challenges.