The article provides a weather forecast for Memphis, with sunny skies and high temperatures around 89°F in the day and mid-60s at night, and a slight chance of showers early next week.

Mulan Asian Bistro in Midtown Memphis permanently closed due to a fire that caused $125,000 in damage and injured one person. The fire, originated from cooking, did not injure firefighters.

The Morton Museum is initiating the "In Their Words: Collierville Oral History Project" to collect community history from residents' experiences in Collierville, Tennessee.

Sunny, warm weather is predicted for Memphis by the National Weather Service, perfect for outdoor activities with highs in the upper 80s and clear evenings in the 60s.

Shelby County is intensifying its efforts to control the West Nile Virus by spraying EPA-approved insecticides, with a scheduled program targeting various zones from September 29 to October 2.

A man was arrested for arson following a fire at a Jonesboro residence that injured him, identified as Timothy Meadors by the Jonesboro Fire Department.

Two suspects broke into Forward Storage in Memphis and stole items, but the manager retrieved his belongings. Police seek tips through Crime Stoppers.

A 69-year-old man was fatally shot in Millington, and a 36-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with murder and firearm possession during a felony.

Germantown Police reported recovering a stolen license plate from the 2900 block of South Germantown Road, highlighting routine police work in their Daily Crime Report shared on social media.

The article describes the weekly weather forecast for Memphis, with a mix of thunderstorms and sunny days, and advises residents to prepare for heavy rainfall midweek.

Memphis law enforcement seized 118 pounds of meth and arrested suspects, indicating drug trafficking activities.

A Lauderdale County correctional officer was arrested on drug charges, with Sheriff Kelley reaffirming agency standards and supporting the arrest by Tipton County officials.

The Memphis Police Department apprehended a 16-year-old linked to a shooting that injured a toddler. This arrest highlights challenges with youth-involved gun violence in Memphis.