The National Weather Service forecasts a week of showers and thunderstorms for Memphis, with varying chances of precipitation and potential brief sunny spells.

Construction begins on Germantown's pickleball court expansion with temporary fencing and a $602,403.95 investment.

A Memphis Police officer died in a motorcycle crash on I-240 while responding to a traffic incident involving an intoxicated person. Despite immediate medical attention, he succumbed to his injuries.

Memphis police are seeking suspects in a series of shoplifting incidents, urging public help after reports in April and May, with several hundred dollars in losses and some associated violence.

A 17-year-old boy was non-critically injured in a Midtown shooting; three individuals are detained as Memphis Police investigate the incident near short-term rentals. The shooting occurred at 3:20 a.m. on South Barksdale Street.

A man was fatally shot in Memphis, with Raffael Newman charged with second-degree murder and firearm theft. The city's homicides have slightly decreased from last year.

Jack Westbrook, a devoted resident of Collierville, received recognition from the mayor for his numerous letters to the editor and community involvement. He is also eager to learn technology.

Commissioner Henri E. Brooks will hold a press conference on Shelby County's PILOT programs, discussing their effectiveness and transparency, ahead of a key session with PILOT entities.

Sheriff's office and U.S. Marshals are searching for Bryan A. Lebel, who is wanted for firing at officers and considered armed and dangerous in Henning, TN.

Collierville celebrated Arbor Day by planting a Sweetbay magnolia, symbolizing its 20-year commitment to the environment and status as a Tree City USA.

The missing 17-year-old girl, Kelsie, in Fayette County was found safe following an urgent search, with details shared on the sheriff's office's Facebook page.

A man was fatally shot in Berclair, Memphis, with police investigating a possible domestic dispute. Another man is detained as police seek evidence from the public.

Third-grade teacher Melissa Rose was arrested at Munford Elementary School on Public Intoxication, Child Endangerment, and possession of an open container charges.