A woman was rescued from her vehicle by Oakland Fire Department during a flood in Oakland, Tennessee, as first responders warned against the dangers of driving through flooded areas.

Quante Berry transfers from Temple to Memphis Tigers' basketball team, adding his 10.3 points and 4.3 rebounds average to the AAC champions. His move is the first offseason transfer under coach Penny Hardaway. Berry has two years of eligibility left.

An EF-3 tornado devastated McNairy County, Tennessee, resulting in multiple deaths and injuries. Federal aid is approved as recovery efforts continue.

Germantown is facing severe flooding from the Wolf River, leading to closures of greenways, parks, and roads. Officials urge safety and caution, with areas like Lansdowne Park affected. Coordination is ongoing for updates and safety measures.

UT Martin hosted the Southeastern Wildlife Student Conclave with 356 students and 20 university chapters participating in wildlife-themed competitions and workshops.

The Memphis Police Department launched a campaign for Autism Awareness Month to educate and foster inclusion, featuring officers sharing experiences of having children with autism.

A walkway collapse at an apartment complex on Peabody Avenue in Memphis caused evacuations but no injuries, with the Red Cross assisting and an investigation into the cause underway.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is investigating the death of inmate Courtney Berry at the Shelby County Jail, where he died after being found unresponsive.

The Grizzlies face the Celtics in a crucial game with playoff implications, aiming to rebound from recent losses against the surging, league-leading Celtics.

Memphis Police remembered Officer Marlon Allen Titus on the anniversary of his death in 2004, acknowledging his sacrifice while on duty through a tribute on social media.

A cell phone store in East Memphis was rammed with a vehicle in a smash-and-grab burglary, resulting in significant damages and stolen merchandise, with no arrests reported.

Courtney Davis from Memphis received an 87-month prison sentence for participating in a drug trafficking ring distributing fentanyl and methamphetamine.

The Memphis Police Department investigates a case of puppy abuse revealed on social media, emphasizing a strong stance against such acts and encouraging public reports to assist in their efforts.