The article discusses Memphis Grizzlies' rookies Cedric Coward, Cam Spencer, and Jaylen Wells, set to participate in the NBA Rising Stars mini-tournament during the All-Star Weekend.

The Coahoma County Sheriff’s Office received a $100,000 federal grant for law enforcement efforts, announced via social media and backed by Congressman Bennie Thompson.

Memphis suspends solid waste collection due to severe winter weather, causing road safety concerns. Service disruptions follow earlier cancellations, with residents advised to leave carts out for delayed pickup.

Collierville extends facility closures into Tuesday due to ice, affecting sanitation and court services, while online services remain available; meetings rescheduled. Public warned to stay off ice and roads for safety.

Nike will cut 775 jobs, mostly at distribution centers in Tennessee and Mississippi, as the company pushes to speed automation and streamline operations.

FedEx filed plans for a 1.6-million-square-foot "Hercules" sorting center at Memphis International that would link to its new sort building via an elevated bridge.

A federal judge has ordered court records from a December Hardin Valley ICE raid involving Maryville native Diego Hernandez Garcia to be unsealed, clearing the way for public review.

Millington City Hall closes due to icy roads; city works on clearing streets, urging residents to remain indoors. Salt is ineffective below 25 degrees, so usage is strategic.

Roberto Juan Morales was sentenced to 11 years for a Memphis business robbery using an AR-style rifle and has been deported to Mexico four times previously.

The Germantown Police Department reported a week of varied crimes, including thefts, arrests, and violence, according to their latest activity summary.

Nike confirms layoffs affecting approximately 775 employees in Tennessee and Mississippi, mainly in Memphis distribution centers, citing operational streamlining and automation efforts.

Multiple fire departments responded to a house fire in McNairy County, suspected to be caused by a heat lamp. No injuries reported and all residents, including three cats, were safely evacuated.

Three former Memphis caregivers are indicted on TennCare fraud and theft charges for allegedly submitting false time records between January 2022 and June 2024.