Memphis police report a robbery-assault by two suspects on Lamar Ave; they're seeking a man in an orange shirt and a pregnant woman in a red wig. The duo stole a wallet and fled in a dark sedan.

Two brothers, Anthony and Antwon Gaines, were arrested in Memphis after crashing through a ceiling and taking their neighbors hostage while evading police.

Day three of Hernandez Govan's trial for Young Dolph's murder continued with more testimonies, exploring connections and phone records between the accused, Cornelius Smith, and "Big Jook."

A shooting in Southaven, Mississippi resulted in one fatality and one person detained. Details are limited, but the incident is considered isolated with no public threat.

The NWS predicts sunny weather for Memphis with highs near 89-93°F and gentle winds. Pleasant conditions to persist over the weekend, with a slight chance of showers by Tuesday.

Severe thunderstorms in the Mid-South left over 5,500 without power, with Memphis Light, Gas and Water working to restore it. Downed trees and road blockages were reported, but no injuries occurred. Power restoration progress was made overnight.

The I-55 bridge has been renamed Kings' Crossing to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., B.B. King, and Elvis Presley, marking a collaboration between Tennessee and Arkansas.

Memphis police search for a man who robbed a Regions Bank in Midtown. He wore a blue mask and black wig. No injuries reported.

Memphis Police Department honors helicopter pilots for their crucial aerial support in ensuring public safety and precision in operations on National Aviation Day.

Lischa T. Brooks takes over as a regional leader at MSCS, aimed at transforming school support structures, leveraging her background in education, commitment to equity, and experience in developing STEM and IB programs.

The Collective Blueprint is hosting a career event in Memphis to connect young adults with local employers, fostering career opportunities and mentorship.

A shooting occurred on Gaylord Lane in Memphis; a sedan fired at a residence, targeting a Ford F-150. No casualties were reported, and Memphis Police seek witness information.

Mancellous Perry was sentenced to 135 years for multiple crimes, including 2nd Degree Murder, by the Shelby County DA's Office, emphasizing a tough stance on violent crime.