Mulan Asian Bistro in Midtown Memphis permanently closed due to a fire that caused $125,000 in damage and injured one person. The fire, originated from cooking, did not injure firefighters.

The Morton Museum is initiating the "In Their Words: Collierville Oral History Project" to collect community history from residents' experiences in Collierville, Tennessee.

Congressman Steve Cohen announces a $409,605 Department of Education grant to the University of Memphis for programs aiding students with intellectual disabilities.

Mervin Anderson was convicted of having shanks in a federal detention center, with a video showing him with the weapons. He awaits trial for fentanyl distribution charges.

A Memphis woman, Latricia Allen, is charged with kidnapping a father and two children after offering them a ride and refusing to let them out of her car. She was arrested following the incident.

The NWS Memphis forecasts sunny weather with high temperatures in the upper 80s, comfortable humidity, and clear nights for the coming days in Memphis.

Gady Serralta named chairman of Memphis Safe Task Force to combat crime; however, confusion over National Guard deployment and constitutional concerns arise.

Memphis student James Jin has founded ArtFlow, helping neurodivergent and minority children through art, reaching global influence with UN contributions.

Traffic was at a standstill on HWY 6 E near Castle Hill, causing significant delays, with the Lafayette County Sheriff's Office advising caution and patience.

The Lafayette County Sheriff's Office responded to a disturbance at Castle Hill due to an overcrowded event with Alabama Barker and Moneybagg Yo, involving parking chaos and safety risks.

The Memphis Police Department is recruiting new officers and hosting a Hiring Expo. They will hold a live Q&A on Facebook to inform potential recruits about the process and the event.

The Friends of the Collierville Library aim to raise $4 million for a library expansion, enhancing children's, teens', and adults' areas to exceed state standards.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 53-year-old Toshia Lynn-Hohaver, last seen driving a silver Ford F-150 on September 28. She suffers from a health condition affecting her cognitive functions.