Memphis weather forecast predicts a week of varying conditions, including sun, potential showers, and thunderstorms, with temperatures fluctuating throughout the week.

Quannah Fields Harris was convicted of defrauding the GI Bill program for over $625,000 through her barbering school.

Newby's, a longstanding bar popular with University of Memphis students, is closing after 50 years due to its lease expiring and the decision not to renew.

The article provides a detailed weather forecast for Memphis, indicating sunny days with mild temperatures and occasional chances of rain later in the week.

Michael Fruitticher has been convicted of child pornography offenses, including production and possession; the court found he also sexually abused a child. He awaits sentencing and faces 15-40 years in prison.

Two sex offenders, Dwight Lane and Saderick Roberts, were arrested in Memphis for failing to comply with registration requirements, as per the U.S. Marshals Service.

A missing 15-year-old from Tennessee was found in Hawaii with their father, leading to a U.S. Marshals-led recovery effort. The father has a criminal record, and the child awaits return to Tennessee.

Detailed weather forecast by NWS Memphis, with clear days and highs in the 70s, turning partly cloudy with increasing chances of showers and thunderstorms early next week.

A man died after being pinned under farm equipment in Coahoma County, despite rescue efforts by fire crews and service technicians. His identity and accident details remain undisclosed.

Memphis weather update for Veterans Day: mostly sunny, increasing temps throughout the week, high near 54°F today with gusts up to 25 mph; mild conditions to continue with highs reaching near 70°F by Thursday, with chances of showers by the weekend.

Collierville held a Veterans Day tribute with music and speeches, featuring Navy Chaplain Tim Foster, to honor military service and show gratitude to veterans.

The Memphis Safe Task Force, with 31 agencies, cleared over 1,000 warrants and arrested 2,342 individuals in 41 days, targeting serious offenses and seizing firearms.

Memphis Police arrested Cordero Ragland, a 33-year-old with gang ties, for firearms offenses including possession of an illegal Glock switch-modified handgun.