The article details the Memphis Tigers' reliance on continuity in their offense, highlighting key returning players and the offensive coordinator's knowledge of the team, while also noting new additions.

The Memphis Police Department is set to receive $1.9 million in federal funding to improve technology and equipment to fight crime, inspired in part by the Tyre Nichols case.

The National Weather Service issued a frost advisory for East Arkansas, Southeast Missouri, and West Tennessee, warning of low temperatures that could harm sensitive vegetation.

A former Lawrence County tax collector clerk, Hollie Summers, pled guilty to embezzlement, with a sentence of house arrest and suspended jail time, plus restitution of $21,710.

Accused shooter of a Memphis officer, Geronimo Kee, is set for court, facing charges including attempted murder after a March 8 traffic stop incident.

Tennessee lawmakers pursue legislation to hold parents financially responsible for their children's crimes with fines up to $1,000 for repeat offenses.

The article describes the variable spring weather forecast for Memphis, with temperatures ranging from highs of 71°F to lows around 40°F, and conditions including sun, showers, and gusty winds throughout the week.

A ransomware attack on KMJ Health Solutions Inc. compromised patient data from a UTHSC-affiliated server, affecting some Regional One Health former OB/GYN patients. No financial info seems to be at risk.

A fatal two-vehicle crash on Highway 385 West at Ridgeway Road resulted in one death and one critical injury. Traffic was disrupted but has since resumed. Investigations are ongoing.

Memphis weather will see a high of 73°F with mostly sunny skies, before a shift brings showers and thunderstorms later in the week, with a mixture of sunny and rainy conditions forecasted.

The National Weather Service warns of elevated fire risks in Tennessee due to gusty winds and low humidity, advising residents to use caution with outdoor burning.

Dr. Marie Feagins is set to start as the new superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools, with MSCS ending a nearly two-year period without a permanent leader.

Nighte Pickering from Memphis 901 FC is selected for the U.S. U-19 National Team camp in Morocco to play friendlies against England and the host nation.