The Memphis Police Department highlights the covert nature of human trafficking and the need for awareness and community action during Human Trafficking Awareness Month.

Memphis's NWS forecasts variable weather, with showers and a persistent winter chill, but also periods of sun and rising temperatures into the 60s, before dropping again midweek.

Memphis city offices and trash collection are closed on January 19, 2026, for MLK Jr. Day. Residents must adjust bin placement times; some services are limited.

Marques Griffin was charged with manslaughter after fatally shooting a suspected burglar at his East Memphis apartment. The incident and investigation are ongoing.

GHS-TV from Germantown High School and CMTV College in Tbilisi, Georgia, created a joint broadcast to promote cross-cultural understanding among students.

Robert Hartheimer, ex-CEO of Evolve Bank, pleaded guilty to child pornography charges and awaits sentencing on April 3. He was caught in a sting after using Grindr to meet someone he thought was a minor.

The National Weather Service forecasts a mix of overcast and clear skies in Memphis, with temperatures ranging from the mid-40s to 69 degrees and light winds. Rain is likely later in the week with cooler weekend temperatures.

One man died and two injured in a South Memphis shooting; suspects fled in a dark sedan, and police seek information.

A man from Hardeman County was killed in a shooting at a Jackson restaurant parking lot, according to Jackson Police. The 31-year-old victim, Schuyler Taylor, died of gunshot wounds after an early Sunday incident at King Baba's Restaurant.

The Memphis Fire Department announced on social media the addition of a new ladder truck, Truck 5, after its final inspection in Wisconsin, enhancing their firefighting capabilities.

Memphis Police reported a burglary on Macon Road. An unidentified individual forcibly entered at 3:29 a.m., December 26, stealing unknown merchandise. A suspect description was provided.

Memphis Safe Task Force arrested 25 suspects on New Year's Eve, including an individual facing charges of kidnapping, rape, and drug possession, and seized 12 firearms, marking progress against violent crime.

West Memphis Police Chief Robbin A. Campbell Jr. is leaving, with Harvey W. Taylor III stepping in as Interim Chief. Campbell's tenure saw new community policing initiatives and promotions within the department.