Memphis offers a drive-thru vaccine clinic for pets with vaccines and microchipping services on April 12th, from 8:30 AM to 12 PM at 935 Farm Rd. No appointments are necessary.

Germantown Community Library introduced self-checkout kiosks using RFID technology to streamline borrowing and improve inventory management, supported by a $35,000 donation.

Germantown students prepare for a literacy competition, Battle of the Books, where they will demonstrate their knowledge and teamwork in a quiz-style event on March 30.

Over 100 pounds of meth were seized in a traffic stop on I-40 by the West Tennessee Drug Task Force; the drugs were hidden in a secret vehicle compartment.

West Memphis will host the inaugural Broadway Food Truck Fest on May 17th at Hightower Park, featuring food trucks, live music, and a festive atmosphere.

Two ex-Memphis officers, Collier accused of faking an injury and Payne of lewd conduct, face decertification and potential end of their Tennessee law enforcement careers.

A man was critically injured in a shooting during an attempted robbery in Midtown Memphis. Another man and a second person were detained, with an ongoing investigation.

PJ Haggerty was named Second Team All-American, becoming the first University of Memphis player since 2008 to earn this distinction, averaging 21.8 points, 5.8 rebounds, and 3.8 assists per game.

UT Martin's Springfield Regional Center was approved, offering agriculture and interdisciplinary studies degrees through a collaboration providing seamless education pathways.

A woman died in a solo car crash after her vehicle struck a tree off I-55 in Panola County, Mississippi; the Mississippi Highway Patrol is investigating.

Jaren Jackson Jr. of the Memphis Grizzlies is questionable to return from an ankle injury against the Cavaliers. His return is significant as the team has performed well without him, holding the second spot in the Western Conference.

Brandon Fairchild was charged with child exploitation and unlawful photography after a TBI investigation traced incriminating material to his account.

A man died after accidentally falling in an Arlington warehouse, as per the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office. The incident is still under investigation.