Greg Clark, Director of Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts in Collierville, has received the prestigious TRPA Fellow Award for his significant contributions in his field.

Memphis rapper Finesse2tymes was arrested in Texas on multiple drug charges, with a total bond over $100,000. He faces charges including controlled substance possession and having a prohibited substance in a correctional facility.

Michael Dunavant was sworn in again as the U.S. Attorney for the Western District of Tennessee, after being nominated by Trump and confirmed by the Senate.

Judge Howorth recused himself from the Lindsey Whiteside case amid scrutiny of a lenient sentence for sexual battery, critiquing the DA's disclosure practices and stepping back from Barton's cases.

A shooting in Memphis' Nutbush neighborhood is under MPD investigation after occurring early Wednesday morning; details on casualties or suspects have yet to be released.

City employees protested outside Memphis City Hall against what they claim are unfulfilled labor agreements, with a particular focus on unmet promises by Mayor Paul Young's administration regarding MOUs.

Josiah Coleman was re-arrested by Memphis Police for alleged auto thefts and a vehicle burglary, while out on bond for Domestic Assault, as part of an initiative to reduce violent crime.

The Memphis Safe Task Force and U.S. Marshals arrested four men on charges including possession of machine guns and drugs during a violent offender sweep in Southwest Memphis.

The Bartlett Animal Shelter has stopped taking in dogs due to a parvovirus outbreak and advises the public on how to deal with stray dogs during this time.

The TBI highlights the case of missing Da'Shawn Ward, last seen in Jackson on March 17th, 2025, through a social media campaign seeking public assistance.

NBA rookie Kam Jones was arrested for reckless driving and resisting law enforcement after a police chase in Indianapolis.

Shelby County Health Dept. focuses on lead poisoning prevention in kids, providing education, outreach, and a recognition brunch during National Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Week.

The Shelby County Health Department is addressing an HFMD outbreak affecting 31 schools and 3 child care centers, with over 178 cases, enforcing infection control and encouraging hygiene and vigilance.