Four West Memphis police officers, including high-ranking officials, have been suspended amid sexual misconduct allegations currently under investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts a varied week of weather in Memphis, with sunny days, chances of showers and thunderstorms, and fluctuating winds.

The Memphis Police Department reported a burglary at Ron and Don Wholesale, leading to a chase and two arrests, with suspects charged with burglary and evading arrest.

The National Weather Service has provided a Memphis weather forecast with sunny conditions and highs of 68-75 degrees before a shift to showers and potential thunderstorms midweek.

Memphis Police are investigating a shooting on Eyrie Drive that left one man dead. The suspect, who knew the victim, is at large. Authorities urge tipsters to contact CrimeStoppers.

Collierville Police are investigating drink tampering at two restaurants after four reports, including a case relating to a woman’s death. Both eateries are cooperating with the authorities. No criminal findings have been confirmed yet.

A 16-year-old in Jackson, Tennessee, was charged with criminally negligent homicide after a 15-year-old boy suffered a fatal gunshot wound on March 5.

A child was injured in a hit-and-run in the Fox Meadows area of Memphis on Thursday morning. The driver fled the scene, and police are asking for public assistance in the investigation.

A car malfunction in Memphis due to transmission issues caused a woman's death and left a man critically injured; it was initially reported as a crash but later classified as an accidental injury.

UT Martin broke ground for its new TEST Hub, expected to enhance manufacturing engineering education and regional economic development, with completion set for early 2027.

A man was arrested for stealing $80,000 worth of tools from Hall Electric Company in Arlington; evidence was found at his residence, leading to charges of theft and multiple burglaries.

Sevier County battles multiple brushfires intensified by strong winds. Some homes evacuated; various firefighting teams deployed to contain fires and protect residents.

A Memphis woman, Patricia Johnson, 47, received a ten-year sentence for identity theft and bank fraud after stealing over $50,000 by impersonating others with the same name.