Julie Northcott was hired by the Lauderdale County Sheriff's Office as Correctional Program Administrator to help reduce recidivism with a grant-funded position focusing on addiction, mental health, and life trauma.

A woman died following a complex car crash in Memphis, with police indicating a possible third vehicle's involvement.

Charlie Wilson's "Uncle Charlie’s R&B Cookout Tour" at Memphis's FedExForum was postponed to April 12, 2026, with existing tickets honored for the new date.

A Memphis man was charged with assaulting a first responder, firearms possession as a felon, and having tinted windows after ramming a police car during a traffic stop.

Chief Donna Turner of the Covington TN Police Department is congratulated on her appointment to the board of the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police.

The Harrell Theatre in Collierville announces individual ticket sales for their 2025-2026 Mini Music Series, after season passes sold out. The lineup includes various genres, starting December 9th.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office honored fallen Memphis firefighters with a musical tribute during a memorial at the Fire Museum, attended by families and first responders.

The NWS Memphis forecasts sunny mornings with highs of 88°F, light winds, and a 30% chance of night showers, with rain likelihood increasing to 60% Monday morning.

Shelby County CSA announces changes to its Utility Assistance Program due to federal and state guidelines, with an online-only application process starting November 3, 2025, and adjusted assistance amounts.

A Memphis man, Odie Ratchford, was sentenced to 18 years in DeSoto County for fentanyl trafficking after a guilty plea, with additional post-release supervision.

Memphis is set to enjoy sunny weather with a high of 89 degrees and gentle winds, with clear skies continuing into the weekend and mild temperatures at night. A slight chance of showers is expected on Monday.

Memphis Safe Task Force arrested 53 people and seized 20 illegal firearms in 48 hours, announced U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi, emphasizing swift actions in reducing crime.

State Senator Brent Taylor criticized Memphis' crime policies as too lenient during a U.S. Senate Judiciary Committee hearing, while District Attorney Steve Mulroy defended his record and policies against Taylor's claims.