The Memphis weather forecast predicts sunny skies and a temperature fluctuation with a peak of 57 degrees, dropping to lows around 20 with wind chills in single digits over the weekend.

Memphis in May International Festival will honor Ireland in 2026, showcasing its culture, fostering economic ties, and featuring Irish-themed performances and culinary experiences.

The Germantown Education Commission recognized two teachers and a high school student for their outstanding contributions in education and community service.

Arthur Jones Jr., 18, was transferred to adult court for the murder of Israeli locksmith Aviv Broek in South Memphis, facing serious charges including first-degree murder.

DeSoto County Justice Court Judge Karen Sanders was arrested on DUI and careless driving charges; she was released on her own recognizance. Sanders has been relieved of duty following the arrest.

Memphis Light, Gas and Water has finalized a rate hike of 4%, starting January 2026, concluding a 12% multi-year adjustment aimed at improving the city's utility infrastructure.

Charles Huff has been hired as the new head football coach for the University of Memphis after Ryan Silverfield's departure to Arkansas. Huff comes from Southern Mississippi with a 7-5 record and is known for his elite recruiting skills.

A 15-year-old was arrested for a credible threat against Fayette-Ware High School, triggering school disciplinary protocols and involving the Department of Homeland Security.

A man was arrested in Tipton County after allegedly shooting his girlfriend with their child present; the suspect, Hunter Melton, was later found and charged.

The Shelby County Sheriff and Mayor dispute over jail conditions, inmate deaths, and potential privatization, with both sides exchanging public statements.

The NWS reports a foggy morning in Memphis with visibility at four miles and a temperature of 35°F, with conditions improving to partly sunny and a high of 46°F later.

Memphis Police are investigating an early morning burglary on Berta Cove, seeking a male suspect last seen in a black hat and yellow sweater. Residents are asked to report suspicious activities.

A report evaluating jail populations sparked discussion on repeat offenders, with the DA focusing on their strategy of rehabilitating rather than solely incarcerating individuals.