A man was arrested for stabbing another at a Memphis Exxon station; the victim survived. Authorities captured the suspect in Arkansas, where he awaits extradition.

MFD fought a fire at The Hamlets Condominiums in Fox Meadows, injuring a firefighter and a civilian, both hospitalized with non-critical injuries. The fire was intense, but the MFD managed the situation effectively. More information is forthcoming.

NWS Memphis forecasts a sunny day with a high of 55 degrees, turning partly cloudy at night with lows around 41. Showers are expected Monday afternoon with highs near 62.

Memphis anticipates a clear, calm weather pattern before Christmas, with sunny days and comfortable temperatures leading up to a partly sunny Christmas Day with highs near 71 degrees.

The Dyer County Sheriff's Office arrested Brendon Puckett for his role in the disappearance of several juveniles, with potential additional charges as the investigation continues.

Shelby County Commissioner Erika Sugarmon is hosting "Wheels & Beats: Memphis Youth Skate Jam and Giveaway" on December 20, offering free skateboards and festive fun for Memphis youth.

Dr. Marie Feagins, former Memphis-Shelby County Schools superintendent, announced her run for Shelby County Mayor, despite her ongoing lawsuit with MSCS.

Derrick Smith, a Memphis man, was arrested by local police and ICAC for his role in a Virginia child pornography case, with ongoing investigations into additional charges.

Commissioner Sugarmon hosts a free event for Memphis youth to receive skateboards, take lessons, and enjoy entertainment and food on December 20, 2025.

NWS forecasts showers and a potential thunderstorm in Memphis today, with highs near 61°F and windy conditions. Clearing expected tonight with a sunny Friday ahead.

Memphis police seek witnesses after a hit-and-run on S. Mendenhall Road critically injured two pedestrians. The driver remains unidentified and at large.

A woman was injured by a MATA bus in Memphis while running to a bus stop; her injuries were non-life-threatening. MATA is cooperating with the police investigation into the accident.

Maurice Harris was found guilty by a jury of multiple business robberies and illegal firearm possession in Memphis, with a mandatory minimum sentence of 75 years pending.