The article describes varied weather in Memphis, including cloudy skies, possible frosts, and serious flood concerns with advisories and warnings issued by the NWS.

Memphis faces severe weather with flood warnings issued by the NWS. Heavy rain has caused significant flooding, and more is expected, prompting caution for residents of affected areas.

Joseph C. Murphy, Jr. has been appointed as the Interim U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee, with a long history in the Memphis legal office since 1989.

Severe weather in Memphis prompts a Flood Watch through Sunday, with potential significant flooding in low-lying areas and visibility reduced for commuters.

Severe weather in Memphis led to power outages affecting over 6,600 customers, including Central High School. MLGW crews responded to downed powerlines with the outage cause under investigation. No restoration time was provided.

Commissioners Lowery and Sugarmon invite District 8 residents to discuss housing development on April 25, aiming to tackle homeownership and rental shortages.

Operation Hands Free, launched this April by the Tennessee Highway Safety Office and local law enforcement, enforces the state's Hands-Free Law during National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. The initiative seeks to reduce accidents caused by distracted driving.

A Memphis woman was robbed on March 29 by suspect Antonio Moore, who was arrested and charged with Aggravated Kidnapping and Aggravated Robbery by the Memphis Police Department.

Memphis Police are searching for a man who followed a woman from the Peabody Hotel and robbed her on the Bluff Walk. He threatened to kill her and stole her belongings.

An 18-year-old, Mister Foster from Cordova, is charged with attempted murder and multiple burglaries according to Shelby County authorities. He is linked to a February shooting and various thefts from local businesses.

FedEx will lay off 217 workers in Lebanon, Tennessee, after losing a customer at its Supply Chain facility. The layoffs are scheduled from May 9-30, 2025. The company is assisting affected employees with transitions.

Germantown's Capital Improvements Program for FY 2026 prioritizes infrastructure, including public safety and utility upgrades, with a budget of over $11.2 million.

Bridge repairs on Knight Arnold Road over Johns Creek in Memphis will reduce traffic to one lane each way starting April 1. Delays expected; alternate routes advised.