The trial of three ex-Memphis officers charged in Tyre Nichols' death began, with opposing narratives from the prosecution alleging brutal conduct and a defense asserting protocol adherence.

The Shelby County Commission voted to delay reallocating funds for a new mental health facility to jail repairs, with debate on urgency and alternative finances.

A man was critically injured in a shooting at Chelsea Car Wash in North Memphis. The police found bullet casings and are investigating, while the alleged shooter remains unidentified.

Memphis citizens rally against public transit cuts, as MATA plans layoffs and reduced bus services due to a budget deficit, prompting an audit and calls for action.

Upcoming construction in West Tennessee is set to cause traffic disruptions from September 4 to 11, with lane closures and detours anticipated across 21 counties.

Shelby County has received $300,000 in federal funds to support its witness protection program, aiming to improve victim and witness safety and cooperation in legal cases.

A man was fatally shot on Winchester Road in Memphis, and the suspect, described as a Black male in a blue sedan, is at large. Police are seeking public assistance.

Two Young Mob gang members were arrested for shootings at Tug's Casual Grill and a separate incident at a Memphis McDonald's. They face multiple charges, including attempted murder.

Rod Wave's "Last Lap Tour" is coming to Memphis's FedExForum on November 9 with special guests including Moneybagg Yo. Tickets go on sale September 6.

Ten Shelby County men were indicted on federal gun crime charges, including illegal possession of "switches" that convert handguns into automatic weapons.

Memphis police discovered a chop shop and arrested three men after tracking a stolen Infiniti FX35 to the location. Multiple stolen vehicles, weapons, and car theft tools were found on site.

A man died after a dispute over a fake $20 bill at a Memphis Domino's ended in a shooting. Eric Hopson was arrested and charged with second-degree murder.

The Memphis Tigers football team secured a 40-0 win against North Alabama, demonstrating strong offensive and defensive play. However, running back Sutton Smith suffered a knee injury.