The Whitehaven community in Memphis celebrated its 29th Annual Christmas Parade, themed "Celebrating the Gifts of Memphis," with marching bands and performances, honoring Dr. Christopher B. Davis as grand marshal.

A Facebook Live video by Derrick McDonald from inside Shelby County Jail exposed poor conditions and neglect, prompting an investigation by the Sheriff's Office.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny day in Memphis, with a high of 64 degrees, followed by increasing clouds and potential for showers and thunderstorms early in the week, but sunny conditions expected for Thanksgiving.

Suspect Yahir Mejia's bond was revoked after a fatal shooting at Wolfchase Galleria; a judge decided following his waiver of a bond hearing for second-degree murder charges.

Commissioner Miska Clay Bibbs is hosting the 2nd Annual District 11 Winter Celebration in Shelby County with festive activities, including a parade and tree lighting.

A 9-year-old brought a pellet gun to Charger Academy, with threats made beforehand. Quick action by students and faculty led to safe recovery and the student's citation for threats and weapon possession.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of sun and showers for Memphis during Thanksgiving week, with varying temperatures and chances of heavy rainfall Monday night.

Sheriff Guy Buck of McNairy County was injured in a crash with a log truck but is now recovering. The community shows support as he remains hospitalized.

A Tennessee couple faces federal charges for child exploitation, including producing explicit images of a minor and the enticement of a minor for sexual activity.

Tra-Shawn Robinson, wanted for multiple charges, was captured in Mississippi by U.S. Marshals after a standoff where he wielded a machete and had self-inflicted wounds.

Nigel Farmer was arrested for a 2024 homicide in Shelby County after a year-long investigation and interstate collaboration among law enforcement agencies.

Deon Scott, a former Shelby County Division of Corrections investigator, admitted to taking a bribe in exchange for bringing contraband to an inmate. He now faces up to 15 years behind bars, with sentencing scheduled for February 19, 2026.

Brandon Isabelle received a 147-year prison sentence for the murders of Danielle and Kennedy Hoyle, child neglect, and kidnapping, according to the Shelby County DA's Office.