A person incurred minor smoke inhalation from an apartment fire in East Shelby County, where firefighters successfully extinguished the flames. The cause is under investigation.

Kenneth Shaw was charged with attempted first-degree murder after allegedly shooting a former colleague in southeast Shelby County during a lunch break.

Mary Claire Borys is appointed as interim director of Memphis Animal Services, replacing Ty Coleman who is on leave due to a canine fatality investigation.

The National Weather Service predicts a scorching weekend for Memphis with highs near 94-97°F and minimal nighttime relief; chances of rain increase midweek.

Germantown awarded $25,000 in grants to local neighborhood associations in a city hall ceremony, with children expressing thanks and the funds aimed at community enhancements.

A grand jury in Memphis has indicted 15 residents for operating a drug trafficking ring, involving fentanyl, meth, marijuana, illegal firearms, and gang connections.

A patient at Regional One Hospital in Memphis hijacked and crashed an MFD ambulance, causing damage and being captured at a Veterans Affairs parking lot.

Adrian Martinez faces reckless homicide charges after a fatal shooting during a reported game with a loaded gun, resulting in the death of his wife's friend.

The NWS Memphis forecasts a week of variable weather with showers, thunderstorms, and a mix of cloudy and sunny days, with temperatures ranging between the high 60s and mid-90s.

Five suspects, including three teenagers, were apprehended following a police chase involving a stolen vehicle linked to robberies in Memphis. The pursuit ended with minor injuries to an officer and two juveniles.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools is rebranding Caldwell-Guthrie School as a Pre-K-8 STEAM institution, following a period of ASD management. Community engagement and the appointment of a new principal are on the agenda.

Dr. Lori Phillips joins Memphis-Shelby County Schools as Executive Director of Partnerships and Development to foster links with the business community.

The NWS in Memphis predicts a typical summer pattern with sunny and warm conditions, light breezes, and a gradual increase in chances of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.