The NWS Memphis forecasts a sunny Washington's Birthday, but warns of a winter storm with snow and ice accumulations starting Tuesday afternoon through Wednesday morning, urging residents to plan for slippery roads.

A 2-year-old boy in Hickory Hill is critically injured from a self-inflicted gunshot; Memphis Police are investigating how he accessed the gun. No charges filed yet.

The Germantown BMA sets 2025 priorities for public safety and local authority, with Mayor Palazzolo actively engaging state legislators to ensure the community's needs are addressed.

A police chase in Southaven regarding a kidnapping led to a Memphis crash, minor injuries, and the suspect fleeing. The victim returned home with injuries. The investigation continues.

A player in Millington, Tennessee, won $50,000 in the Powerball Double Play drawing with a ticket from RaceWay on North Highway 51, sparking local interest in the lottery.

Three suspects were arrested after shootings in Southeast Shelby County, with recovered firearms and charges including attempted murder and aggravated assault.

A juvenile male was shot early Friday in North Memphis and underwent surgery; he's now stable. Memphis Police seek the shooter, as no arrests have been made.

Germantown's IT Director, Tony Fischer, will be honored with the MEMTech Crisis Leadership Award for his effective handling of a 2024 cyber crisis in the city.

White Station High School briefly locked down due to a suspicious person report; Memphis Police responded, two sustained minor injuries, lockdown lifted, no suspects detained.

The National Weather Service predicts variable Memphis weather, with fog, clouds, and a high of 63 degrees today, light winds, and chances of showers and thunderstorms increasing towards the weekend.

A 14-year-old boy was killed during a break-in in West Memphis, with an 11-year-old and a 16-year-old facing charges including murder and aggravated burglary. The incident is under investigation.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young gives an optimistic State of the City Address with progress on pothole repairs, crime reduction, and a projected budget surplus. He emphasized public safety, economic growth, and unity for Memphis's future.

A car chase in DeSoto County led by Michael Siggers ended in a crash, his arrest, and the discovery of narcotics and theft tools in the vehicle. No serious injuries were reported.