Memphis police car and a Kia Rio, driven by a 17-year-old, collided, resulting in non-critical injuries and hospitalization for both. The teen faces multiple charges, including theft and evading arrest.

"The West End," a proposed mixed-use development in Germantown, is under review, featuring diverse housing options, public spaces, and concerns about traffic integration.

A fire engulfed a 'Welcome to Earle' building in Earle, Arkansas, drawing five fire departments to the scene amid concerns over local emergency services funding.

An accident at Mt. Carmel Rd. and Sunnyside Rd. in Tipton County caused travel delays and elicited a coordinated emergency response, with the road now reopened.

Memphis Fire Department battled a massive fire at a vacant shopping center, with one firefighter sustaining a minor ankle injury. Cause of the fire is under investigation.

The Memphis Police Department seeks information on a trailer theft from McAlister’s Deli, with valuable items stolen and a suspect driving an older silver GMC Yukon.

Rochelle L. Turner, 32, received a sentence for fraudulently attempting to obtain COVID-19 relief funds, resulting in actual losses of $6,000 to the program.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts sunny skies and a high of 90 degrees today, with a cooler and clear night at 70 degrees. The weekend will be sunny with highs in the low 90s.

Dr. Kymberli R. Chandler is appointed Regional Superintendent for MSCS Northeast Region, bringing 27 years of educational experience to enhance academic success and equity in the area.

Memphis police search for a suspect linked to a stolen Chevrolet Silverado found abandoned after fleeing officers.

Latoya Wallace was charged with false reporting after her son was shot and discrepancies were found in her story. The boy's shooting location remains undetermined.

The Memphis Police reported a 2015 Kia Optima theft, later finding the vehicle unattended due to mechanical failure. Two suspects remain at large.

Memphis trash pickup will be delayed due to Labor Day, affecting Monday collections and all subsequent days that week. Residents should prepare for revised schedules.