Google has released the first $5M from a $25M Energy Impact Fund for West Memphis, directing money to weatherization, home repairs and community grants to cut utility costs. Local nonprofits and a Google‑ICF‑Entergy partnership will run the work.

A Memphis man pleaded guilty and will serve 22 years after a February 2022 South Memphis stabbing. Authorities say he admitted to stabbing the victim following an argument.

Memphis police released surveillance video and recovered a car they say was used in the July 20, 2025 District 12 Social Club shooting. Authorities are asking the public for help identifying the vehicle.

A man pulled a gun on a Lyft driver April 24 in the 1300 block of Faxon Avenue in Memphis; the suspect remains at large and police are asking for tips.

Police responded to the 2400 block of Shasta Avenue after reports of gunfire in North Memphis. Authorities confirm injuries and are seeking tips.

A Memphis father says his 8-year-old was pinned and stomped at recess, treated at Le Bonheur and is now suing the school district and parents named in the case.

Daishu McGriff’s Shroomlicious Baby has opened a chef residency at The Artist Table in downtown Memphis, with Korean‑chili oyster mushroom wings drawing a $15 Deal nod.

A Haywood County judge revoked the bonds of Jeremy Tyus and Shelton Rice after hearings; prosecutors say both will be held without bail while the cases proceed.

Bass Pro Shops at the Memphis Pyramid was evacuated Wednesday as Memphis police and Tennessee Highway Patrol troopers responded; officials released few details. Crews saw staff, customers and hotel guests leave the building.

Two Selmer school employees were charged after separate March incidents that led to DCS referrals; one child had a carpet burn and another teen was struck.

Bellevue Baptist says it fired a 19-year-old employee after allegations of sexual abuse involving a 15-year-old and reported the matter to authorities.

A Memphis teen died after attending his high school prom, his family told WKRN. The death comes amid local concerns about unsanctioned after-prom gatherings.

Five Democrats — including incumbent Joyce Dorse‑Coleman — are competing for the District 9 MSCS seat. The May 5 primary pits neighborhood concerns and a state‑takeover fight against one another.