One person died and another is in critical condition after a shooting on Mimosa Avenue, Memphis, with police investigating and no suspect information released yet.

The City of Memphis opened an emergency cooling center at the Hospitality Hub for residents to escape high temperatures, with MATA offering free rides.

The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a heat advisory citing heat index values up to 109 degrees, affecting parts of Arkansas, Mississippi, and Tennessee.

The article discusses two recent community events in Shelby County—the 23rd Annual Community Picnic hosted by former Commissioner Sidney Chism, and the 'Fight the Bite' festival aimed at mosquito control awareness.

Gabrielle Rose, 46, competed in the U.S. Olympic Trials, but did not qualify for the Paris Olympics despite a strong performance and a personal-best time in the 100-meter breaststroke. She aspires to inspire older athletes, particularly women.

Superintendent Marie Feagins proposes cutting 1,100 jobs in the Memphis-Shelby County Schools district, facing mixed reactions and awaiting board approval.

The Carolina Panthers have signed wide receiver Daewood Davis from the UFL's Memphis Showboats to boost their roster.

Cleotha Abston's trial for Eliza Fletcher's kidnap and murder is set for February 10, 2025. He pleaded not guilty; his prior motion for retrial on a separate 2021 rape conviction was denied.

The Fayetteville community mourns the death of Richard Joseph Philpott, 57, after a fatal crash where a pickup ran a red light and hit a dump truck. Police seek public help in the ongoing investigation.

46-year-old Gabrielle Rose's powerful showing at the U.S. Olympic Swimming Trials, achieving personal bests but falling short of finals, aims to inspire by defying age barriers in sports.

Memphis man Charlie Gibson was sentenced to over 17 years for firearm and drug offenses after a clash with security in 2021 and hitting a deputy with his car in 2022. The cases were part of Project Safe Neighborhoods to reduce gun violence.

Two Uber drivers were victims of an attempted carjacking and shooting at Memphis International Airport; one was shot but survived, and neither car was taken. Increased airport security measures are being considered.

A Fayette County principal is suing the sheriff's department for civil rights violations after her arrest charges were dropped in an evidence tampering case involving a student incident. She seeks $1 million in damages.