A woman was critically injured in a Walker Homes shooting Wednesday; police describe two male suspects and are asking the public to call Crime Stoppers.

Germantown’s Mike’s Hot Wings and Such is opening a Collierville outpost at the Shops at Carriage Crossing with a full bar and sports-bar vibe. Fans should expect wings, pizza and fish.

Memphis Police reported an aggravated assault at Rooster’s Market, where two individuals allegedly fired a gun over a Red Bull's price before fleeing the scene.

The Southern Heritage Classic returns to Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium on Sept. 12, 2026, with Alcorn State and UAPB set for a rematch. Weekend events will include the Orange Mound parade, tailgates and an AutoZone halftime showdown.

Two men fired shots into Rooster’s Market after an argument over a Red Bull price; Memphis police are reviewing surveillance footage and seeking tips.

Memphis Police are investigating a burglary at 3108 Lakeview Road, where suspects broke in and stole items. The police seek information from the public.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of hazardous travel due to persistent cold, power outages, and potential black ice in the Mid-South, advising against non-essential travel and safety precautions during outages.

Collierville has closed town facilities due to icy conditions, prioritizing public safety, with services resuming gradually and officials providing safety advice.

Mississippi faces severe winter conditions, causing seven deaths, with the latest three from a house fire in Tate County. State efforts focus on clearing roads and power restoration.

The state alcohol board will consider The Station’s liquor-license application Thursday after months of legal fights and neighborhood opposition.

Neighbors heard a loud boom and photos show heavy damage to a Germantown Road building in Olive Branch; authorities say a natural gas ignition is suspected.

The Memphis City Council approved a rule requiring ID verification for public commenters while allowing speakers to keep addresses off the spoken record. The vote prompted both support and concern from council members.

Wintry conditions in Memphis lead to the suspension of trash collection on January 29, 2026, following previous cancellations, with residents advised to keep bins curbside.