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.

Memphis Athletic Ministries and Streets Ministries are merging to strengthen youth services in Memphis under the Streets Ministries name, aiming to enhance mentorship and enrichment programs.

Anterious Miles was found guilty of First-Degree Murder and Robbery for the 2020 shooting death of Cartiere Johnson in Shelby County. Sentencing is set for May 30, 2025.

The Clayborn Temple in Memphis, an important Civil Rights Movement landmark, was damaged by fire, prompting an investigation with ATF involvement and community resolve to preserve its legacy.

TDEC is offering hazardous waste collection in Fayette, Unicoi, and Williamson Counties, Tennessee on May 3, 2025. Residents can dispose of items like pesticides and pool chemicals responsibly.

Oakland seeks solid waste management proposals, with submission deadline June 9, 2025, emphasizing careful packaging and preparation for thorough evaluation.

Jacksonville Jaguars sign undrafted former Memphis QB Seth Henigan, adding potential with concerns over physicality and pocket awareness.

Memphis weather forecast: sunny with a high near 79°F, shifting to mostly cloudy and a low of 61°F at night. Possible showers and thunderstorms with a high near 80°F on Sunday.

Jorge Reyes was fatally shot on Madewell Drive in Memphis. Police found shell casings and have surveillance footage of suspects, but no arrests yet. They seek public tips to solve the case.

Authorities are seeking public assistance in the search for Tristin Wilson, wanted for probation violation in Gibson County. She previously pled guilty to firearm and methamphetamine possession charges.

Memphis Police Department highlights Autism Acceptance Month through Lt. Rogers' personal story of raising an autistic child, fostering empathy and awareness.