Search efforts intensify for missing 70-year-old Charlotte Kee in Fayette County, with local law enforcement and TBI involved. She was last seen with red hair and brown eyes, without her cell phone. A Silver Alert is issued.

A Memphis murder suspect, Antonio McClelland, was arrested in Southaven, Mississippi, and is facing a first-degree murder charge for Jimmy L. Walker's death.

The Memphis Police are investigating two shootings in SW Memphis and another in the Grahamwood neighborhood. No suspect or casualty details yet; public's help sought.

The NWS updated the flood warning for Memphis due to minor Mississippi River flooding, remaining in effect until April 25. Residents are urged to exercise caution.

The Covington Police arrested multiple suspects after an early morning shooting at an apartment complex in Covington, TN, where no injuries were reported but a vehicle was damaged.

The TBI has issued a Silver Alert for 84-year-old Jessie Moody, missing from Memphis since April 14; seen last on Bluebell Street, possibly in a silver Cadillac CTS.

UTM's Piano Ensemble prepares for a performance honoring its founder, Dr. Allison Nelson Neal Loebbaka, and marks the retirement of director Dr. Elaine Harriss.

The NWS issued a flood warning for Memphis due to the Mississippi River, with major flooding forecasted and current minor flooding. Precautionary actions are advised.

Memphis Police investigate a Riverside Drive homicide near Beale Street and seek public assistance through a tweet, emphasizing community resilience and cooperation.

The Dyer County Sheriff's Office celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting the essential role of telecommunicators in emergency response.

A fire at Crown Entertainment and Banquet in South Memphis is under investigation with no reported injuries; the community mourns its loss as a local hub.

Collierville introduces a new Comprehensive Plan focused on coherent development by 2050, integrating public input on land use, transportation, and more.

Dr. Keith Dooley from the University of Tennessee at Martin encourages open discussions about death in his gerontology course through a Death Café event, aiming to prepare students for work with the aging population.