A person was found dead in a Southaven home; the suspect, known to the victim, was identified. Police assure the incident is isolated and are withholding identities out of respect for those affected.

Megan Thee Stallion announces her "Hot Girl Summer Tour" starting May 30 in Memphis, with rapper GloRilla as a guest. Tickets go on sale soon, and the tour marks Megan's first headlining global arena tour.

Comcast customers in Memphis experienced internet outages caused by a severed fiber line from industrial mowing equipment. The outage also affected city services and prompted an apology from Comcast. Restoration was expected by day's end.

A water main break in Southaven prompted a boil water advisory for a local school and church; officials are testing the water and will lift the advisory once safety is assured.

The Memphis Tigers are preparing for spring football with high hopes amid the new 12-team college playoff system, seeking to build on last season's 10-win record.

Burglars stole $300,000 worth of items from a Memphis home, evading capture despite security footage. Meanwhile, in Central Contra Costa County, a man was caught for similar burglaries after a high-speed chase.

Two individuals are charged after a pregnant mother was fatally shot in South Memphis; one faces first-degree murder. Another unrelated shooting outside a Walmart in Southeast Memphis critically injured a woman, with one arrest made.

A father was fatally shot in Memphis, leaving a family bereft and seeking answers while the police continue their investigation with limited information on the suspect.

Memphis celebrates its Black-owned restaurants during the annual Memphis Black Restaurant Week, highlighting over 30 local establishments and their diverse culinary offerings.

The EPA announced an open house event before conducting soil tests for lead and arsenic in Binghampton, Memphis, due to past industrial contamination.

Tyre Nichols' parents requested Tennessee Governor Bill Lee to veto a bill that could nullify local police reforms made in Memphis following their son's death.

The Clovernook Center for the Blind in Memphis is closing after not securing a state contract, leaving clients like Tara Tate and Jordan Bryant without vital services for their independence.

A group of 20 women will cycle 500 miles to raise funds for the West Cancer Foundation, supporting cancer patient care.