Chris Brown's Memphis concert was canceled due to stadium renovations, disappointing fans. Refunds will be processed within 14-21 days. Fans express frustration over the cancellation trend in the city.

Dr. Kailey Lawson, a Rhodes College assistant professor, is awarded the SAGE Emerging Scholar Award by SPSP for her contributions to personality and social psychology.

The Shelby County Clerk's Office in Whitehaven reopened after mold concerns. Authorities addressed the issue, with Clerk Wanda Halbert affirming no confirmed mold was found.

Commissioner Henri E. Brooks of Shelby County is launching a Voting Education District Tour to enhance civic knowledge and voter engagement during National Voter Education Week.

Germantown is accepting applications for residents to serve on city commissions, with terms starting in the new year. The application process is now online-only, with a deadline of November 30.

Lakeland experiences community bonding through events like the LAMP Concert Series and emphasizes progress with initiatives like the Highway 70 Corridor Study, inviting public feedback for future development.

Traffic was at a standstill on HWY 6 E near Castle Hill, causing significant delays, with the Lafayette County Sheriff's Office advising caution and patience.

The Friends of the Collierville Library aim to raise $4 million for a library expansion, enhancing children's, teens', and adults' areas to exceed state standards.

Union University hosts its 17th annual Remember Me Walk on September 29 for those affected by homicide loss, starting with a communal meal followed by a walk for remembrance and unity.

A suspect stole tires from Jim Kera's Nissan on Covington Pike. Memphis Police seek leads on the individual wearing a dark hoodie and using a white Jeep.

The National Weather Service in Memphis predicts a week of sunny days with highs in the mid-80s and clear nights with lows around 60s. A gentle northeast wind will accompany the pleasant weather.

Germantown granted $100,000 to the Germantown Education Foundation to support education, benefiting over 6,000 students and backing a stronger community.

A convicted murderer, Anthony Green, was mistakenly released after a clerical error at Shelby County Jail despite a revoked bond for his murder conviction. Authorities have now issued a warrant for his re-arrest.