David Swift is indicted on voluntary manslaughter in his wife's 2011 death after a previous not guilty verdict.

The World's Largest Swim Lesson in Memphis gathered 150 girls for swim education to prevent drowning, backed by local organizations and part of a global event across 18 countries.

Memphis residents advocate for the restoration of the long-unused Mud Island Amphitheater, with hopes for community involvement and a proposed $17 million budget for renovations.

Two teens were arrested in Memphis for carjacking a woman and her children at gunpoint outside a gas station. The police chase ended with their capture, and they face multiple charges.

Commissioner Mick Wright has proposed budget cuts in Shelby County, aiming to save over $4 million by eliminating funding for defunct parts of the county government, including closed offices and courts.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts a 60% chance of rain with possible thunder today and high temperatures near 89 degrees. Showers may continue into the evening with a slight chance of storms tomorrow.

Memphis is bracing for a hot week, with temperatures predicted to reach 98 degrees today. The NWS advises staying hydrated and offers a slight chance of rain in the coming days.

U.S. Attorney Kevin G. Ritz announces federal indictments against nine individuals in Memphis for firearm offenses, focusing on the misuse of machine gun conversion devices known as "switches."

Memphis officials have announced that White Station Road will be closed between Park Avenue and Poplar Avenue for railroad track repairs on Monday, June 17, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Local traffic will have access up to the tracks.

Two teens were apprehended after carjacking and shooting at a security guard at Rhodes College in Memphis, whose father is a former police association president.

The Fayetteville Driver Services Center in Tennessee is reopening after renovations with updated features to enhance efficiency in providing driver services.

One dog died and another was saved in a Lakeland house fire, with no human injuries reported. Firefighters responded quickly, controlling the blaze within 20 minutes.

The medical examiner ruled Courtney Ross's death in MPD custody as accidental, due to drug complications and heat exposure.