Memphis Police discovered a woman's body struck by a train in Frayser. Investigations revealed she had been dead for at least a day. No foul play is suspected and police seek public assistance.

An 18-year-old is held without bond for fatally shooting two students near Booker T. Washington High School, with the case proceeding to a grand jury.

A juvenile was arrested for the murder of Joshlyn Dyson after a shooting in Memphis; the suspect is facing charges including First Degree Murder in Perpetration of an Aggravated Robbery.

Two suspects in an ice cream truck robbery in Covington have been arrested, while a third remains at large. The juvenile and 25-year-old Larenzion Cooper face various charges.

Rhodes College honored employees with its annual Service Recognition Brunch, celebrating staff contributions with the 2025 Outstanding Staff Awards, including accolades for Brenda Webber, Amber Lewis, Lance Kimbrell, and Stephanie Chockley.

Memphis celebrates the Excel Center's Class of 2025 at Orpheum Theatre, with adult learners overcoming obstacles to graduate, and Chief Deputy Buckner providing a message of encouragement and hope.

A man was critically injured during an attempted robbery and shooting on Mud Island, Memphis. Witnesses saw the event and suspects fled in a red truck.

MLGW CEO Doug McGowen disputes the NAACP's claims about xAI's gas turbines in South Memphis, emphasizing compliance with legal utility supply duties, despite the NAACP's call for investigation and emergency shutdown due to health concerns.

Memphis Police Department responded to a shooting in Frayser, finding a critically wounded man who was later taken to the hospital by private vehicle. A suspect is detained; the investigation is ongoing.

South Second Street in Memphis will be closed for crane work on June 2, 2025, from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. the next day.

John Zeanah has been appointed Chief of Development and Infrastructure in Memphis, tasked with coordinating city growth and streamlining projects across multiple departments.

Memphis Police Department warns of scammers using their non-emergency line to trick residents into sharing personal information by claiming false warrants.

A scooter rider was critically injured after being hit by a car in Memphis. The incident is under investigation, and the driver cooperated with police. No charges have been announced.