Memphis in May International Festival will honor Ireland in 2026, showcasing its culture, fostering economic ties, and featuring Irish-themed performances and culinary experiences.

Deputies in Lauderdale County responded to a shooting, arresting Dedreck Campbell who was armed and faces charges, including attempted murder. The investigation continues.

The NWS Memphis forecast predicts cooler temperatures, clear skies, and a sunny outlook, with highs ranging from 51 to 54 degrees and lows from 17 to 41 degrees over the coming days. Winds will shift directions daily.

The Forrest City School District in Arkansas has responded to a possible tuberculosis case, working with health officials to ensure safety and communicating updates to the public.

Shelby County commissioners demand financial reports from County Clerk Wanda Halbert for audit completion, citing delays and data issues. The missing information is crucial for the yearly audit and the county's fiscal health.

The Munford Fire Department shared tips on Facebook about safely maintaining real Christmas trees, emphasizing hydration, heat source distance, and checking holiday lights.

Memphis police seek two suspects for a robbery at Berryhill Market; one used a hammer to steal vape products, the other brandished a gun at a customer. Both are young Black males, one wore a "LAWS OF EDEN" hoodie. Tips are encouraged.

Germantown approves new tech to improve first responder operations, with investments in Mobile Data Terminals and Motorola equipment for emergency vehicles.

Germantown celebrates 25 city employees graduating from the LEAD program aimed at enhancing leadership and cross-department teamwork.

Tami Sawyer, a court clerk, won't be charged after a courthouse incident, as an investigation found no evidence of criminal conduct.

The Germantown Education Commission recognized two teachers and a high school student for their outstanding contributions in education and community service.

Fredrick Buford was found guilty of several armed robberies in Memphis with a mandatory minimum sentence of 75 years. The jury convicted him of 11 robberies and one attempted robbery.

Arthur Jones Jr., 18, was transferred to adult court for the murder of Israeli locksmith Aviv Broek in South Memphis, facing serious charges including first-degree murder.