The City of Memphis will not fund the Sheraton Memphis Downtown Hotel's renovations; a private developer, 250 North Main LLC, will finance the $250 million project.

Tipton County Station 42 is being transformed into a full-time county fire station, with staffing, equipment on hand, and space shared with ambulance services, to improve emergency response.

Southaven Police Chief Kern thanked Tipton County Sheriff's Department for aiding in the hunt for Ronald Pilkington, who injured a K-9 during a traffic stop escape.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts a partly sunny day with a high of 73 degrees, followed by an increased chance of showers and thunderstorms throughout the week.

Memphis announced Thanksgiving government closures and solid waste schedule changes; Thursday and Friday trash collection shifted to earlier in the week.

A Memphis nephrologist settled fraud allegations with a $375,296.90 payment for billing Medicare for undelivered ESRD treatments. The settlement is not an admission of guilt.

The Germantown Police Department's weekly report details various crimes, including contractor fraud and altercations, emphasizing law enforcement's ongoing efforts to maintain community safety.

Collierville's annual Christmas Tree Lighting event on Town Square features live music, a quarter-million lights, and Santa photos. Starts at 5:30pm on November 25.

Memphis celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week with events aimed at supporting local entrepreneurs, featuring seminars and networking opportunities, as announced by Mayor Young.

A shooting at Wolfchase Galleria in Memphis resulted in one death, following a conflict between two men. The suspect was later detained, with police declaring it an isolated incident.

Shelby County is borrowing from its debt service fund to mitigate a $43 million shortfall, with the commission voting to use tax revenue from 2025 for repayment.

An SUV crashed into a T-Mobile store in Bartlett with no injuries reported; the cause remains under investigation, and the store is closed until further notice.

The Davidson County Chancellery Court temporarily halted Governor Bill Lee's deployment of the National Guard in Memphis, citing a lack of legal emergency to justify their presence.