Memphis Police Department organizes its third Prom Closet event to provide free prom attire and accessories for teenagers, relieving families of financial stress associated with prom expenses.

The 56th anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination was commemorated at The National Civil Rights Museum with family and visitors honoring his legacy.

Immaculate Conception Cathedral School in Memphis is closing after 102 years due to financial instability and low enrollment. The closure affects 159 students and 35 staff members.

A school officer at Atoka Elementary saved a child from running into traffic by grabbing the student’s ankle, sustaining an injury during his heroic act.

With Easter Sunday around the corner, a Memphis-based nonprofit called Feed the Needy is gearing up to assist thousands of families facing foo...

Former Memphis mayor Jim Strickland is named the new dean of the University of Memphis Law School, carrying a legacy of legal expertise and political leadership.

Rhodes College opened a new plaza honoring the Divine Nine, historical Black fraternities and sororities, reflecting their legacy and contribution to the college.

Josh Greer walked 21 miles across Memphis to raise $21,000 for World Down Syndrome Day, honoring his daughter and supporting the Down Syndrome Association.

The National Civil Rights Museum hosts a symposium on combating police violence through policy and public safety.

Kyle Rittenhouse's scheduled speech at the University of Memphis stirred controversy, with some criticizing the event relating to Second Amendment rights and Black Lives Matter, while others defended free speech principles.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is providing active shooter response training to church leaders with the goal of enhancing safety in places of worship.

The Satanic Temple sues Memphis Shelby County Schools, alleging discriminatory rental costs and security fees for their "After School Satan Club" at Chimneyrock Elementary.

Dr. Marie Feagins is set to start as the new superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools, with MSCS ending a nearly two-year period without a permanent leader.