Germantown’s Houston High removed two baseball coaches this week; the district says the investigations into each coach were separate.

A split-second decision by Juvenile Court Judge Tarik Sugarmon pulled a toddler from traffic near Poplar Avenue. Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris witnessed and praised the rescue.

Bartlett City Schools showed preliminary designs to replace the aging Altruria Elementary and says a new building could open by early 2028. The public meeting offered a first look at renderings and a tentative timeline.

Five people in Dyer and Lake counties were indicted after hair-follicle tests showed cocaine, meth and fentanyl in children. Authorities say more charges may follow.

A Crittenden County jury convicted Roy Allen Myers of child‑sex charges and Circuit Judge Tonya Alexander imposed a 31‑year prison term after a two‑day trial.

Two people are wanted after a Winchester Road burglary where more than $100,000 in copper, wiring and a backflow device were taken.

A North Memphis family says roughly a dozen officers stormed their home during a fugitive search; police say the address was tied to a suspect with active drug warrants. The family wants answers and is weighing legal options.

A suspected Iran‑linked cyberattack plunged Stryker into a global outage on March 11, locking staff out of systems and wiping some devices. Memphis offices are among those connected to the disruption.

Robbie Franks, a Memphis‑trained deputy chief with 27+ years of service, was confirmed March 9 as Millington’s new fire chief. Officials highlighted his task‑force and training experience.

A longtime FedExForum security leader says he was pushed out after a leadership change and has sued the Grizzlies, alleging racial and age discrimination.

Cloudy and muggy this morning with highs near 80°F. Showers are possible Tuesday and a gusty, heavier line is likely Wednesday.

State approval clears the way for Regional One to relocate to 495 Union Ave., with officials projecting thousands of construction jobs and major economic gains.

A new food-truck park on East Broadway has settled into downtown West Memphis, with permanent vendors serving hot tamales, fried gizzards and other Southern bites.