Crumpy’s of Midtown will reopen after a Nov. 15, 2024 fire; owners passed a final inspection and are aiming to open for Super Bowl weekend. Regulars will likely be first in line.

A Youth Villages initiative sends life coaches and outreach teams into Memphis neighborhoods late at night to defuse conflicts and keep high-risk residents connected to services.

After a snowstorm, large herds of deer crossed Highway 51 between Brighton and Collierville, creating a driving hazard and prompting warnings from wildlife officials.

Munford police say one adult and two juveniles were arrested after detectives tied a stolen car to multiple vehicle burglaries. Officials urged residents to lock vehicles.

Boyle unveiled plans for an 11.5‑acre Morrison Village at Houston Levee featuring townhomes, shops and a hotel; a firm start date has not been announced.

Building permits for a new Target in Millington suggest construction may begin soon and could anchor more retail around Millington Farms.

Biscuits & Jams says revenue fell nearly 70% after Hotel Indigo began housing National Guard troops, threatening the downtown restaurant's future. Owner Monique Williams says the loss of hotel patrons has been crippling.

Major Harvey W. Taylor III was named interim chief of the West Memphis Police Department effective Jan. 1; county leaders publicly congratulated him.

Near-freezing start, then a sunny midday thaw in Memphis. Morning refreeze could leave slick spots.

Fans and downtown businesses urged leaders to seal a long-term deal as negotiations continue over the Grizzlies’ FedExForum lease.

Neighbors along the old Knoxville & Holston River corridor say a 3.8‑mile SoKno rail‑trail could bring privacy, noise and parking headaches as crews clear the line and litigation continues.

Sunny afternoons hit the 60s, but mornings through Sunday will dip near or below freezing. Watch for slick spots.

Demolition crews razed the original Pancho’s on East Broadway, ending a 70‑year run. The restaurant building is gone, but the brand’s cheese dip lives on in stores.