The National Weather Service in Memphis predicts frost, fog, and sunny skies with fluctuating temperatures and potential rain heading towards Thanksgiving.

Three men have been arrested for allegedly setting fire to a stolen car used in the murder of homeowner Fernando Jones in Shelby County after he confronted suspected car burglars.

A judge dismissed a second ouster attempt against Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert, citing that the attorneys lacked proper standing to file the petition.

A Central High School student in Memphis was critically injured in a targeted shooting. The suspect, a juvenile, was apprehended with a handgun after a chase.

Two suspects burglarized Alex's Discount Liquor in Memphis, causing about $50,000 in damages and loss. The Memphis Police Department seeks public assistance to capture the at-large burglars.

The "Byte the Blight" team won the Memphis Hackathon with an urban decay solution involving collaboration among government, residents, and nonprofits.

NWS Memphis anticipates varied weather, with a partly sunny day, thunderstorms at night, and sunny days ahead, accompanied by brisk winds and potential gusts up to 30 mph.

Collierville honored former Mayor Stan Joyner for his 26 years of service by renaming a historic building to "Stan R. Joyner Municipal Annex" during a celebration.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and showers with fluctuating temperatures for Memphis, including a windy, rainy Monday night and a sunny, cooler midweek.

David Jones was arrested for shooting a man over a money dispute in Memphis. The victim, found with a chest wound in his car, indicated Jones, who was found with a gun and admitted to the shooting.

Twin brothers charged in a Memphis FedEx shooting were released without bail, mirroring a decision for the alleged shooter. This sparked controversy among local officials.

Several arrests have been made after a shootout occurred in the Memphis neighborhood of Frayser, leaving two wounded. A 14-year-old and a 22-year-old were charged.

Germantown officials remind residents to properly bag leaves with clear bags or City-issued yard carts to prevent clogged storm drains and ensure safe, efficient collection.