The Memphis Safe Task Force is offering up to $3,500 for information leading to the arrest of Travious Fox, wanted in a 2024 Ridgehill Drive homicide.

MLGW has launched PowerPay, a prepaid option that lets customers "refuel" utility credits, skip monthly bills and monitor usage in real time through smart meters.

Dublin‑based STG Logistics has leased a Getwell Road warehouse to handle Amazon cross‑docking, adding capacity to Memphis’ logistics corridor near the airport.

A federal judge delayed the trial of former DeSoto County youth pastor Lindsey Whiteside again, moving the federal case to April 20, 2026 amid scheduling and storm-related issues. The case follows an earlier state guilty plea that drew public outrage.

A man was shot Monday at Country View Apartments in Raleigh; police detained one person and say the victim's injuries are not life‑threatening.

A boy was shot Saturday on the 200 block of Ingle Avenue in South Memphis and taken to a hospital in non‑critical condition.

Three Covington firefighters were briefly separated and one evaluated at Baptist Tipton after a ceiling collapse during an early-morning structure fire; all were released and investigators are probing the cause.

Crumpy’s of Midtown will reopen after a Nov. 15, 2024 fire; owners passed a final inspection and are aiming to open for Super Bowl weekend. Regulars will likely be first in line.

After a snowstorm, large herds of deer crossed Highway 51 between Brighton and Collierville, creating a driving hazard and prompting warnings from wildlife officials.

Sunny afternoons hit the 60s, but mornings through Sunday will dip near or below freezing. Watch for slick spots.

Demolition crews razed the original Pancho’s on East Broadway, ending a 70‑year run. The restaurant building is gone, but the brand’s cheese dip lives on in stores.

A 17-year-old was arrested on a warrant after a shooting at Walker Homes left a 14-year-old girl wounded. Police say a suspected firearm was recovered at an Elder Road home.

A Memphis jury found Justin Stiger guilty of threatening to kill U.S. District Judge Mark S. Norris and two federal prosecutors, highlighting courthouse security concerns.