U.S. Marshals arrested two Memphis murder suspects in Middle Tennessee. Demanuel Jackson and Mario Simmons were indicted for a double homicide near a school. The arrest was a joint effort by local and national law enforcement.

Severe weather in Tipton County led to flooding, road closures, and crashes, including a stuck tractor-trailer. The sheriff warned residents to be cautious during commutes.

Anthony Hogue, a 64-year-old sex offender, was sentenced to 20 years for violating probation after a rape conviction, despite challenges due to the victim's inability to testify.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts a sunny and hot Juneteenth weekend, with a shift from current showers to clear skies, with temperatures reaching into the mid-90s.

Local amateur radio clubs in Germantown will be demonstrating emergency communication skills during a 24-hour Field Day event with community engagement and support from local agencies.

The NWS Memphis predicts mixed weather for the week, featuring chances of rain and thunderstorms with intermittent sunny days, fluctuating temperatures, and variable chances of precipitation.

A man was critically injured in a late-night shooting in Southeast Shelby County; authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

Mayor Lee Harris appoints Reese Walker as interim head of the Shelby County YJEC, focusing on rehabilitating detained youth and community integration. Walker has extensive experience in corrections.

Two motorcyclists were critically injured after a hit-and-run in Memphis; police are investigating and seeking information on the driver who fled the scene.

The U.S. Marshals Service arrested attempted murder suspect Brandon Walker in South Fulton, Tennessee, without incident, 10 days after the shooting incident.

Commissioner Miska Clay Bibbs is hosting a town hall to discuss the Shelby County FY2026 budget, encouraging public input on spending and fostering transparency.

Memphis government offices close for Juneteenth, altering trash collection schedules; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday collections unchanged, Thursday moved to Friday. Team Waste services continue as normal.

Millington announces a new youth soccer program for kids aged 3-8, starting this fall with registration on July 1. The program may expand based on interest for older children.