The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts showers and thunderstorms with fluctuating temperatures through the week, including highs near 77-90°F.

Memphis is revitalizing the old Southwest Twin Drive-In site with new public facilities including a library and police precinct, starting construction on May 16th.

Memphis Police are investigating a shooting in Whitehaven where a man was found shot dead in a car on Bonnie Drive, and are searching for a suspect in a ski mask.

Memphis weather forecast includes fog and mist, highs near 75°F, and chances of weekend rain. Early next week may bring showers and thunderstorms, with warmer temperatures mid-week.

The Holmes Road bridge in Collierville is closed indefinitely due to structural issues, with a 2-3 year repair estimate and a detour via Fleming Road to Shelby Drive.

Dylan Petrizzo was arrested in Drummonds, Tennessee, for allegedly assaulting his mother, who was found bloodied on Hwy. 59W. She is recovering; Petrizzo has a $500,000 bond and a court date set.

A man was critically injured in a shooting at Cherry Road in East Memphis. Police are investigating and seeking the public's help to find the suspect.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee and TDOT have announced an $80 million increase in recurring funds and an additional $1 billion for infrastructure, updating the 10-Year Plan with 96 projects.

The SCLC supports restoring the fire-damaged Clayborn Temple, a historic civil rights site in Memphis, with ongoing community efforts to revive the building for its 60th anniversary.

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.