The Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office received a $100,000 federal grant for law enforcement efforts, announced via social media and backed by Congressman Bennie Thompson.

Millington City Hall closes due to icy roads; city works on clearing streets, urging residents to remain indoors. Salt is ineffective below 25 degrees, so usage is strategic.

Multiple fire departments responded to a house fire in McNairy County, suspected to be caused by a heat lamp. No injuries reported and all residents, including three cats, were safely evacuated.

MLGW denies social media rumors of rolling blackouts in Memphis, stressing there's no planned interruption and urging customers to ignore false messages and consult reliable sources.

Mississippi County, AR officer injured on interstate while aiding a state trooper; Officer Charlie Collard's car hit by semi-truck and taken to Regional One in Memphis.

The NWS issued warnings for extreme cold and winter storms, with risks of heavy precipitation, ice, and dangerously low wind chills, affecting travel and safety.

A Memphis man was given a 421‑month federal term after undercover buys uncovered a firearm fitted with a machine‑gun conversion device during drug sales, prosecutors say.

Luke Bryan's "Word on the Street Tour" will stop at BankPlus Amphitheater in Southaven on July 23, joined by Shane Profitt and others, with tickets on sale January 30.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Tennessee collected over $3 million in FY 2025 through criminal and civil actions, benefiting taxpayers and victims.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for parts of the Mid-South, including possible significant snow, sleet, and ice accumulations affecting travel and potentially causing power outages.

The Marshall Fire Department conducted RIT training to improve the safety and efficiency of firefighters during emergencies, which was detailed in their social media post.

Regional fire departments collaborated through MABAS to fight a large-scale fire in Palmyra, showcasing the importance of interdepartmental cooperation.

Newbern Police warn of a scam involving individuals posing as Johnson-Williams Funeral Home staff asking for payments over the phone and targeting the bereaved. Residents are advised not to provide information or payment and to report such calls.