Two suspects, Kamari West and Mario Metcalf, were arrested in Memphis by the MSTF for murder and multiple charges, respectively. Four firearms were seized during the operation.

Chloe Blackmon was charged with attempted second-degree murder and other offenses after a road rage incident in Southeast Shelby County involving gunfire. No injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and possible showers for Memphis, with temperatures around 74°F during the day and dropping to 50°F at night.

Memphis alters trash collection schedule for Veterans Day 2025, with one-day delays for Tuesday pickups. Other services continue as usual, and the City's app provides updates.

A total of 257 inmates at Northwest Correctional Complex celebrated educational achievements with degrees and certificates, symbolizing a focus on rehabilitation in Tennessee prisons.

Antonio First, 40, was found unresponsive in his Shelby County Jail cell; pronounced dead later. The TBI investigates amid concerns over overcrowding and poor conditions highlighted by inmate families.

Germantown Police report crimes including fraud on Poplar Ave., vehicle break-ins on Poplar Pike, and a weapon law violation, highlighting local law enforcement challenges.

Munford Police solved a business burglary, recovering over $10k in tools and charging Joshua Walls with multiple offenses, including theft and drug possession.

A single-vehicle crash early Saturday in Shelby County led to a woman's death and a man's injuries. The car hit a culvert on Quito Road, with the woman dying later at the hospital. Investigations are ongoing.

The Memphis Safe Task Force arrested 1,862 individuals in October, including 132 gang members, seized 313 guns, and recovered 88 missing children, reflecting their crime-fighting progress.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools held their annual Food Show, with students testing and judging diverse meal options from vendors to influence cafeteria choices, ensuring compliance with nutrition guidelines.

Mayor Paul Young has nominated Assistant Chief Colin Burress to succeed Gina Y. Sweat as Memphis's Fire Chief. Burress has nearly 30 years with the Memphis Fire Department.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools reported an increased graduation rate of 84.4% for the Class of 2025, continuing a multi-year trend of improvement and outpacing some other Tennessee districts.