The Memphis Police Department provides traffic tips for the St. Jude Marathon, emphasizing safety and route planning, and advises residents and participants to use the WAZE app for updates.

The Rhodes Historical Review won second prize from Phi Alpha Theta for its historical scholarship and is led by Sarah Dassinger, Muhammad Waraich, with faculty advisor Dr. Sarah Ifft Decker.

Lakeland, TN combines seasonal festivities with public meetings, ensuring community engagement and development amid holiday celebrations, as per the city management update.

Memphis prepares for the St. Jude Marathon, a major fundraiser attracting thousands, causing road closures and requiring traffic adjustments. Organizers suggest using Waze for navigation.

Memphis weather forecast predicts a mix of sun and icy conditions, with highs around 44 degrees, turning to potential freezing rain by Thursday evening and cloudy yet mild temperatures through the weekend.

A Cordova woman, Sheila Curtis, is charged with second-degree murder after her husband was found fatally stabbed in a crashed vehicle. She remains held on a $500,000 bond as the investigation continues.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools launches Operation Warm Hearts to collect winter clothing for students in need, welcoming donations and emphasizing the impact of community support.

Memphis Police are investigating an aggravated assault where a man brandished a handgun in a store on S. Third Street and then fled in a silver Chrysler 300.

Memphis updates its winter strategy to focus on clearing one lane each direction on specified routes, and mobilizes more trucks for brine and salt treatment.

Millington's annual Christmas Parade and Tree Lighting event is announced for December 4, featuring the community coming together for holiday festivities.

Memphis Police warn of towing measures during the St. Jude Memphis Marathon; cars along the route will be towed from 10 p.m. on December 5, 2025. Signs mark tow-away zones to facilitate a smooth event.

Sheldon Timothy Herrington Jr. received a 40-year sentence, 10 years suspended, for the second-degree murder of University of Mississippi student Jimmie Lee, after a detailed confession and evidence presented.

Memphis Police use surveillance tech to arrest three suspects and recover stolen goods from a furniture store burglary.