A precautionary lockdown at Millington Central followed an emailed threat alleging an explosive device; authorities searched the campus and the district said students were safe.

Chez Philippe at The Peabody earned AAA's Five Diamond designation, a rare upgrade that spotlights Memphis’ fine‑dining credentials. The honor recognizes years of service and a chef‑driven menu.

A school bus ran a stop sign and struck a pickup in Parkway Village; students were checked on scene and the driver has been placed on administrative leave. Investigations are ongoing.

A 16-year-old was charged after a Feb. 25 bomb threat at Millington Central Middle High School; deputies searched the campus, found no device and detectives made an arrest.

Small apartment and mixed-use projects, including a 28‑unit rehab at 193 Pine Street, are advancing as city upgrades and incentives nudge downtown development.

A 16-year-old was arrested after opening fire at a Binghampton street corner; one teen was hit and is expected to recover, police say.

A Memphis man was charged with first‑degree murder after a Sept. 29 fight on Watson Street left two men dead, including 24‑year‑old Joshua Smith.

Warm, humid Monday with showers and thunderstorms likely. A Slight Risk for severe storms exists; isolated large hail and damaging winds are possible.

A birthday gathering outside a Covington Pike seafood restaurant ended in gunfire Saturday; police say one man was injured and refused treatment.

A Teach901 survey highlighted on WREG reports Memphis teachers expect to remain at their current schools longer than national trends suggest. Local leaders want the full data to see whether the optimism holds up.

A Memphis Safe Task Force arrest brought 20-year-old Mario Pree into custody on warrants tied to an April 18, 2024 Summit Apartments killing. Authorities recovered firearms and say he faces murder and robbery charges.

Memphis police responded to a shooting Friday night on the 4200 block of Kenosha Road in Parkway Village; the investigation is ongoing and tips are being requested.

A Memphis man identified as Artie Perkins was arrested on indecent-exposure allegations and posted a $500 bond. Neighbors say decades of convictions and aliases complicate monitoring.