Memphis weather forecast predicts varying chances of rain, with highs up to 94°F and heat index at 106°F. Winds shifting, calming later in the week with cooler nights and potential rain early next week.

The trial for Hernandez Govan, accused of plotting rapper Young Dolph's murder, continued with witness testimonies and discussions on a $100,000 bounty.

Shelby County Health Department hosts a free Health Care Fair with vaccines, HIV testing, child safety seats, and a community celebration with giveaways, food, and music.

The U.S. Marshals arrested 141 individuals in Memphis during a crackdown on gang violence, clearing 163 warrants, with several suspects on murder charges.

Burglars stole industrial tools worth thousands from Extra Space Storage in Memphis, with police seeking information and offering surveillance details of the suspects' vehicle.

Memphis Police are searching for a suspect who brandished a firearm during an altercation at Smoke & Vape, and was recorded on camera before fleeing in a Lexus. The public is asked to provide tips to Crime Stoppers.

The Germantown Police Department reported various crimes from August 1-7, including scams, property damage, arrests for stolen vehicles and narcotics, and a physical altercation.

The Sixth Circuit Court affirms a 50-year federal sentence for Louis Holloway's 2002 attempted robbery and firearms offenses, leading to the death of student John Stambaugh.

Memphis Police arrested two suspects implicated in a spree of armed robberies, following a collaborative effort between Raines Station detectives and a task force.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts hot, occasionally stormy weather, with high temperatures in the mid-90s and slight chances of showers and thunderstorms.

The Collierville Police Department introduces its SROs for the 2025–2026 school year, emphasizing school safety and community relations in their Facebook announcement.

Jason Autry's 228-month sentence for possessing firearms as a felon, after testifying in Holly Bobo's murder case, was upheld by the U.S. Court of Appeals.

The DA's office is seeking information on fugitive Daniel Tyler, who missed court for Attempted Theft and Vandalism charges. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.