A woman was killed in West Memphis when two cars racing struck her; one driver was charged with murder, while the other was released after questioning.

The Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association in Memphis has rejected a $12 billion aid package from the Trump Administration, calling it "racist" and arguing it neglects issues faced by Black farmers.

The National Weather Service issued a Cold Weather Advisory for the Mid-South, warning of very low wind chills and advising residents to wear protective winter clothing.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools opened a Real Time Safety Center to improve campus security, featuring surveillance, training facilities, and fast emergency response systems.

The NWS Memphis forecast predicts cooler temperatures, clear skies, and a sunny outlook, with highs ranging from 51 to 54 degrees and lows from 17 to 41 degrees over the coming days. Winds will shift directions daily.

Memphis police seek two suspects for a robbery at Berryhill Market; one used a hammer to steal vape products, the other brandished a gun at a customer. Both are young Black males, one wore a "LAWS OF EDEN" hoodie. Tips are encouraged.

Tami Sawyer, a court clerk, won't be charged after a courthouse incident, as an investigation found no evidence of criminal conduct.

Fredrick Buford was found guilty of several armed robberies in Memphis with a mandatory minimum sentence of 75 years. The jury convicted him of 11 robberies and one attempted robbery.

Millington, TN hosts a voter registration event with the American Legion Post 252 and Millington Public Library, focusing on senior citizen engagement and tax relief information.

Memphis weather: Cool 33°F morning, becoming partly sunny with highs near 49°F. Wind chill feels like 27°F. Tonight will be mostly clear, low 42°F, with gusts up to 25 mph. Sunny days ahead, chance of showers over the weekend.

A woman was fatally shot in Memphis, and a man has been detained. Police are investigating the connection between them and the events leading up to the shooting.

The Memphis Fire Department held a promotion ceremony, acknowledging members' dedication and leadership, which was celebrated with support from the community and a choir performance.

Johnny Yarbrough, Jr. has pleaded guilty to Second Degree Murder and other charges, receiving a 25-year sentence.