Upcoming construction at S.R. 14 and I-55 in Memphis will cause ramp closures and traffic shifts as part of a bridge replacement project starting July 27. TDOT advises planning for detours and lane reductions.

Memphis Police seek four men for a July 15 robbery on South Mendenhall Road where a victim was assaulted and robbed of their watch. Tips can be submitted to Crime Stoppers at 901-528-CASH.

Memphis Police are searching for a suspect who stole 34 cartons of cigarettes from a Circle K in broad daylight. The male suspect fled in a gray Nissan Sentra.

Shelby County government is set to manage the Youth Justice and Education Center, with Reese Walker as Interim Director, aiming to improve youth justice system operations and support.

A fire at a Memphis recycling plant caused significant damage but no injuries. Firefighters responded to an 11:24 p.m. call, with damages estimated at $888,000. The cause is under investigation.

Roy Ezell Jones was convicted of second-degree murder for the killing of his wife, Juanita Jones, in a trial that included a child witness and a confession.

One person was critically injured in a shooting outside District 12 Social Club in Hickory Hill, Memphis, with shots fired from a vehicle that fled the scene.

The NWS in Memphis issued a heat advisory due to expected temperatures up to 100°F and heat index values of 110. Public health concerns arise, advising residents to stay cool and hydrated.

A three-way stop is planned for Forest Hill Lane and Hughes Creek Cove to improve traffic flow and safety, with installation scheduled for next Thursday.

Germantown Officer Jimmy White placed third at the 2025 WPFG, excelling in eight events, in honor of a friend. A 32-year Memphis PD veteran, White now serves with Germantown PD.

The Memphis Police Department is hosting BOOTS on the Ground, an event to connect the community with law enforcement on July 19 at the Hickory Hill Community Center.

The Covington Tennessee Police Department is advertising for a Fleet Maintenance Manager and Mechanic and encourages applications via email or in person.

Memphis Police launched "Operation Southern Slowdown" with local law enforcement to encourage slower driving and reduce traffic fatalities from July 14-20. The initiative follows a 31% decrease in Memphis traffic deaths.