Two people were injured, one critically, in an Orange Mound, Memphis shooting. The police have not released suspect information and are investigating the incident.

St. Louis Cardinals catcher Willson Contreras is set to return from a forearm fracture ahead of schedule, aiming to be back in the lineup as early as Monday, just seven weeks after the incident.

Amy Perez was arrested at a casino for the kidnapping and stabbing of a South Carolina mother and child; she faces multiple charges including attempted murder.

A human bone found at St. Jude construction site prompts an investigation, reminding locals of the historical New Winchester Burying Ground and the city's rich past.

Memphis weather for Juneteenth is cloudy with highs near 90 degrees, becoming mostly sunny with temperatures rising towards the upper 90s by the weekend. The forecast includes a slight chance of rain early next week.

Kahlil McLean, 21, died in a car crash after his Kia hit a utility pole in Fayetteville. Speeding is suspected to contribute to the accident. Police are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy cancels a diversion program for nonviolent felons with guns, citing its limited impact on racial disparities and public concerns, as political figures move to oust him.

A man died after a shooting in Frayser, Memphis. Police found him shot near Overton Crossing and he was later pronounced dead at the hospital. No suspect information has been released. Authorities are investigating the incident.

The Cheesecake Factory at Wolfchase Galleria in Memphis, open since 2015, is set to close on July 14, affecting 75-100 workers. The reasons for closure are unclear as corporate has not commented.

A $3 million bond was set for TaMarius Barron, accused of a fatal North Memphis shooting, after critical evidence, including witness identification, was presented in court.

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled in favor of Starbucks, impacting the NLRB's role in labor disputes and unionization efforts, with Justice Clarence Thomas authoring the opinion.

A Memphis man, Glenn Miller, was sentenced to over 38 years in federal prison for two armed carjackings and shooting a man. He was convicted and will have no parole, following his crimes on June 8, 2022.

A man was pronounced dead after a shooting in Whitehaven, Memphis, with no suspect information released yet. Police are investigating and seeking tips from the public.