FEMA approved more than $50M for 39 Tennessee recovery projects to clear debris and repair roads, bridges and utilities after recent storms.

Surveillance footage led deputies to arrest three people after they allegedly staged a U‑Haul crash near Horseshoe Lake, authorities say.

A Memphis man released on a $1,000 bond in March is now accused of a brutal home attack and is being held without bond on new felony counts.

Olive Branch officials will review a rezoning to create a DeSoto Innovation District that could allow a data center near Church and Craft; residents want answers on water, power and health.

Dueling lawsuits have left Ardent Studios shuttered since January, with each side accusing the other of fraud and unauthorized equipment sales. The studio’s future now hinges on the courts.

A $30M renovation refreshed every unit at Greenbriar Apartments in Frayser, with new kitchens, roofs and safety upgrades across the 208-unit complex.

A Memphis construction crew overpowered and tied up an 18-year-old after an alleged armed robbery attempt on Hillcrest. Police say the weapon may have been a BB gun.

A teenage boy was found shot and killed inside a home on Ginger Snap Cove in southeast Shelby County; deputies say the investigation is ongoing. No suspect has been named.

Memphis families say SNAP EBT benefits have been drained as Mississippi rolls out ConnectEBT locks and Arkansas forces PIN resets for summer cards. State moves aim to stop out‑of‑state and online theft.

Midweek highs hit the mid‑90s in Memphis with heat‑index readings over 100. Showers and thunderstorms are likely to return Friday, June 12.

Haywood County's school board chair stepped down as chair after a Facebook comment to "get a rope" about an 18‑year‑old charged in the Brownsville pre‑prom shooting, prompting an NAACP ethics complaint.

TSSAA’s Board voted 8‑4 to add a 35‑second shot clock, allowing optional use in tournaments next season and targeting full adoption by 2029.

A Memphis man was arrested after police say he removed roughly $100,000 in copper from city infrastructure, including a tower that serves local precincts.