MSCS introduced the 7 Mindsets program to enhance social and emotional learning district-wide for K–12 students, aiming to instill positivity and resilience.

Memphis police seek help in a Circle K burglary where cigarettes were stolen by a masked suspect on October 26; incident recorded on surveillance video.

Kevin Lowery, 18, was arrested in Memphis for aggravated and domestic assault, as well as drug and weapon charges, as reported by local police on Facebook.

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center's College of Nursing is improving healthcare in rural Tennessee, as highlighted in Nursing Magazine.

Memphis police seek help finding suspects in a shooting; one victim is critical and one perpetrator, Johnny Miller, has been charged with attempted murder.

The Dyer County Sheriff's Office warns of scam calls from a fake officer discussing "legal matters." Residents are urged not to share information or money.

Five individuals, including an adult and four teens, were arrested for a home burglary in Covington, Tennessee, resulting in multiple charges and recovery of weapons.

Memphis man Derrick Richard, a convicted felon, was found guilty of federal firearms charges and is now facing at least 15 years in prison as an Armed Career Criminal.

A man died after a train struck a vehicle Tuesday morning near West Raines and Ridge roads in Memphis’ Westwood neighborhood. The crash remains under investigation.

The National Weather Service issued a Wind Advisory for areas including Memphis, with expected winds of 15-25 mph and gusts up to 40 mph, cautioning residents about potential hazards.

A man was critically injured in a North Memphis shooting, with another man detained. The incident occurred around 6:45 p.m. on Biggs Street. Authorities are investigating and seeking information.

A Greenfield man was indicted on child sexual exploitation offenses, facing potential life imprisonment if convicted on all counts. Multiple agencies investigated the case, and the public is encouraged to assist.

The Tennessee Appeals Court ruled the ouster case against Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert can proceed, overturning a prior dismissal. The case relates to various complaints and rental agreement issues during Halbert's tenure.