Brother Juniper's in Memphis marks 25 years of providing free Christmas meals, continuing its tradition of community generosity and bonding during the holidays.

A juvenile in Marianna, Arkansas was shot and the police are seeking public assistance to find those responsible. The incident occurred on Jordan Street and the injured boy was airlifted to a hospital.

Two men were injured, one critically, in a single-vehicle accident on Macon Road in Fisherville early Christmas morning when their vehicle struck a tree.

Christopher Walls was arrested for his alleged role in an August shooting outside Focuz Lounge in Memphis that injured four people. He faces various charges including attempted murder.

Two men have been charged with the murder of a Memphis hairstylist and her friend. The suspects, Desmond Emery and Jonathan Rush, were caught after police found stolen items and weapons during a search warrant.

The Knifebird Wine Bar in Memphis has permanently closed, citing financial strain and intense demands. The Public Bistro also announced its closure shortly after. Both establishments were part of the Cooper-Young dining scene.

An ambulance was stolen from a hospital in South Memphis and subsequently crashed into an MPD cruiser after a chase. The suspect resisted arrest and has since been detained.

Tennessee is seeking nominations for the 2025 Governor’s Environmental Stewardship Awards to honor individuals and organizations dedicated to conserving the state's natural resources.

Stephen Russell Jr. was indicted for felony escape after fleeing a Mississippi courthouse post-sentencing for fentanyl trafficking. He faces additional prison time for the escape attempt.

A man was arrested in Memphis after a road rage shooting incident on I-240. Leby Garcia faces multiple charges, including attempted first-degree murder.

Memphis is set for a stormy week with high chances of rain and thunderstorms, gusty winds, and fluctuating temperatures, followed by a clearer and cooler weekend.

Artis Whitehead, wrongfully convicted for a 2002 robbery, has sued Memphis police for fabricating evidence leading to his 249-year sentence, now vacated.

Artis Whitehead filed a lawsuit against Memphis police, alleging a wrongful conviction for a 2002 B.B. King's robbery due to fabricated evidence and suppression. His exoneration in 2023 highlights issues of police misconduct in Memphis.