First Baptist Church in Memphis, in partnership with the Hospitality Hub, has opened an emergency warming center for the homeless, offering shelter, meals, and services amidst cold weather.

The National Weather Service in Memphis predicts a week of mixed weather, including showers, sunshine, and clouds, with varying chances of precipitation and temperatures ranging from the low 30s to high 40s.

A man was hospitalized after a non-critical shooting on I-240 in Memphis; the suspect in a grey truck is at large. Traffic was disrupted but later restored.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts mixed weather, with mostly sunny skies today and highs near 42°F, but rainy and cloudy conditions expected starting Monday.

The Memphis Fire Department has partnered with ARISE2READ to bolster literacy among students, involving firefighters as tutors to strengthen community bonds.

A juvenile on a scooter died in a hit-and-run at Poplar Avenue and Cochran Street; Memphis Police seek the suspect's dark sedan and urge tips to Crime Stoppers.

The NWS Memphis predicts a wet and chilly week with rain, wind gusts up to 25 mph, and temperatures peaking around 49 degrees. Showers may continue into Friday.

Shelby County launched 'Operation Jingle Bells' to increase security in shopping areas during the holidays, deploying extra deputies and collaborating with the National Guard. The initiative aims to prevent property crime and ensure shopper safety.

Collierville Fire & Rescue shares a Thanksgiving safety message with humor and gratitude, giving tips and reminding the community to enjoy the day responsibly.

Germantown Police reported on drug possession arrests and a theft incident in their community, highlighting the ongoing issues with narcotics and property crimes.

In East Memphis, a man shot a dog named Bella after it escaped its yard. Despite injuries, Bella is recovering. The shooter fled before police arrived; an investigation is ongoing.

Eugene Sturdivant, 71, reported missing on November 25, has been found safe, following a community-wide effort facilitated by a #TNSilverAlert issued by Memphis Police.

An 18-year-old is arrested in Memphis for the murder of a 17-year-old boy, facing charges including first-degree murder and firearms employment.