Memphis Police are investigating an incident on I-240, resulting in lane closures and significant traffic disruption. No details of the event have been provided.

The National Weather Service in Memphis predicts a week of sunny days with highs in the mid-80s and clear nights with lows around 60s. A gentle northeast wind will accompany the pleasant weather.

Gov. Bill Lee confirms the National Guard will deploy to Memphis to address its crime problem, launching a Memphis Safe Task Force with inter-agency collaboration, despite some local opposition and calls for alternate solutions to crime.

Interstate 240 in Memphis was closed due to an incident where a man reportedly jumped to his death from the I-240 North Bridge, causing traffic disruptions.

Germantown granted $100,000 to the Germantown Education Foundation to support education, benefiting over 6,000 students and backing a stronger community.

A convicted murderer, Anthony Green, was mistakenly released after a clerical error at Shelby County Jail despite a revoked bond for his murder conviction. Authorities have now issued a warrant for his re-arrest.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts sunny days with temperatures gradually rising, reaching highs in the low to mid-80s and clear nights with lows around 60 degrees.

A man was arrested for arson following a fire at a Jonesboro residence that injured him, identified as Timothy Meadors by the Jonesboro Fire Department.

Judge Chris Frulla, with a background in archeology, was sworn in as a Shelby County Circuit Court Judge, succeeding Judge Valerie Smith and following his attorney father's footsteps.

Memphis weather forecast includes fog, possible showers, and thunderstorms followed by sunny days with highs in the upper 70s to mid-80s and clear nights with lows around 60.

The trial of Brandon Isabelle, charged with murdering his girlfriend and daughter, reveals complex relationships and the victim's unfulfilled aspirations as a new mother.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office moved 113 inmates to Tennessee state prisons to address local jail overcrowding and prepare for an expected increase in arrests.

A 19-year-old West Tennessee man, Garrett Baughman of Wildersville, has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for enticement of a minor. Prosecuted under Project Safe Childhood, the case involved FBI and local authorities. Baughman will also face five years of supervised release and registration as a sex offender.