Dr. Marie Feagins celebrates her first 100 days as Memphis Shelby County Schools Superintendent, marking restructuring efforts and student-inclusive measures for future district improvements.

A mother demands increased security after her son, a Zaxby's employee, was shot in a carjacking attempt despite complying with the assailant. An off-duty firefighter provided lifesaving aid.

An employee was shot and killed at a Church's Chicken in Memphis after a dispute with a customer; police are seeking the suspect with a purple-haired individual driving a teal SUV.

Dr. Christopher B. Davis has been named the 14th President of LeMoyne-Owen College in Memphis, following his interim tenure marked by progress and growth.

Karl Loucks, a former serviceman charged with the murder of a homeless man in Memphis, is suspected of another similar attack. His military background and PTSD are considered in the investigation.

Early Sunday, shots disrupted Beale Street in Memphis, with no injuries reported. A business was hit and the suspect fled the scene; police are investigating and seeking information.

The NWS in Memphis forecasts sunny weather and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures rising to the low 90s and chances of rain varying throughout the week.

Dr. Lori Phillips is appointed as the new executive director of Memphis-Shelby County Schools' Office of Partnerships and Development, with a focus on strengthening community engagement and partnerships.

D.J. Jeffries, formerly of Mississippi State, joins the Memphis Grizzlies for the NBA Summer League, returning to where he started his college career.

Shelby County deputies found a man fatally shot in a car by a wooded area, causing traffic delays on Highway 64. Investigations are ongoing to determine the events leading to his death.

Memphis Police are looking for three teens suspected in a homicide on Macon Road; a man shot there later died. No arrests yet; tips can go to Crime Stoppers.

A 6-year-old boy in Memphis critically wounded himself with a gun. Police are investigating how he accessed the weapon; his current condition is critical.

An intoxicated Assistant District Attorney, Thomas Waller, was arrested for contempt of court by Judge Celeste Wilson and faces an 11-day sentence with most time suspended.