A man died after being shot and dropped off at a Memphis hospital Tuesday night; police are investigating the incident with no suspect or shooting details released.

The National Weather Service reports fair weather in Memphis with a current 62°F, expecting a sunny day with highs in the mid-80s and gentle winds shifting northwest. Clear skies continue into the night.

A UK tourist was injured in a shooting in Memphis, Tennessee, involving two cars, one of which was stolen. Police are seeking suspects and have requested public help.

One person was killed and eight others injured in a shooting at a Jackson, Tennessee party, with police struggling to investigate due to witness reticence.

The National Weather Service predicts a week of clear skies, gentle breezes, and stable temperatures in the seventies and mid-eighties for Memphis, with calm conditions expected to continue.

Authorities in Crockett County are searching for Antonio Pewitte, accused of stabbing his ex-girlfriend. Pewitte, deemed armed and dangerous, faces attempted murder and assault charges.

Former Memphis Police officer Arica Hutchison was sentenced for stealing from Crime Stoppers through falsifying unclaimed reward claims with an accomplice.

Reconext plans to open a new facility in Memphis, promising a $9 million investment and over 200 new jobs across various roles, with full operation expected by early 2025.

Memphis is set to host the "Protecting Places of Worship Forum" on October 24, 2024, focusing on security and dealing with hate crimes for religious institutions.

Camalyn Turner resigned as Special Assistant after four months at Memphis-Shelby County Schools, marking another departure in Superintendent Feagins' team. No specific reasons were given for her resignation.

An 11-year-old girl was hit by a car in Whitehaven, Memphis, sustaining non-critical injuries and was transported to the hospital. The driver cooperated with the police investigation.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young replaces MATA's entire board after a negative audit report, appointing nine new members to address the $60 million deficit and improve transit services.

The Mata family, originally from Venezuela, became U.S. citizens in a Memphis ceremony, celebrating with their community and reflecting on their journey and future aspirations.