Shelby County grants $250,000 to the Metal Museum to aid its relocation to Overton Park, supporting the museum's efforts in fine metalworking and community arts engagement.

Two individuals, an adult and a minor, were detained after shots were fired near a Germantown traffic stop. No injuries were reported, and police assured no public threat.

Shelby County officials announced reforms to improve bail-setting by providing judicial commissioners with comprehensive data on defendants' criminal histories, responding to concerns over inconsistency in bond amounts.

A Memphis school employee's salary was halved following district-wide job restructuring, sparking a viral response and highlighting the struggles faced by some educators.

Memphis city was defrauded out of $773,000 in a phishing scam after city staff mistakenly wired funds to an impostor posing as Zellner Construction. The loss was disclosed in a City Council meeting.

Tornado sirens in Germantown were mistakenly activated during routine maintenance, causing confusion among residents under clear skies. There was no severe weather, and officials clarified it was a false alarm.

A house fire in Midtown Memphis prompted a quick response from fire services, leading to traffic disruptions on Union Avenue but no injuries, as all occupants evacuated safely.

The National Weather Service has issued an Excessive Heat Warning for parts of the Mid-South due to potentially dangerous temperatures and advises taking precautions.

Sandra Jeffries-Perry was named Tennessee’s CIO of the Year, recognizing her contributions as Shelby County Government’s CIO in enhancing governmental operations.

Memphis Police are searching for a thief who used a basketball to hide his face during a package theft involving a new cell phone. No arrests have been made, and authorities are seeking information.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a heat advisory for the Mid-South region, expecting a heat index of up to 107 degrees today, urging residents to take precautions against heat illnesses.

A 19-year-old named Aali Tay Kyles was fatally shot in her apartment in Hickory Hill, Memphis. Police detained two individuals but have not released further details. The family mourns and seeks justice.

Arkansas State Police seek help locating missing teen Heaven Jalexius Harris from West Memphis, last seen on June 28. She may be in Little Rock and has a heart tattoo on her face.