Memphis forecast: high near 94°F, heat index up to 101, 88% humidity. Clear evening, lows around 75°F. Similar conditions Sunday. Showers possible starting Monday.

Memphis Police are investigating a business burglary on Winchester Road where a key-box theft led to money being stolen. They seek information on the suspects.

Memphis Police are investigating an aggravated assault at M-Town Market due to a dispute over utensils, involving a firearm threat. They are seeking public assistance to find the suspect.

Sycamore Road near Collierville High School reopens on August 11, promising traffic relief despite expected major delays and ongoing disruptions, including a closure on Shelby Drive till year-end.

A Shelby County jury convicted Eric Goolsby of child sexual abuse and related charges with evidence including the victim's testimony and medical examinations.

Jason Autry's 228-month sentence for possessing firearms as a felon, after testifying in Holly Bobo's murder case, was upheld by the U.S. Court of Appeals.

The DA's office is seeking information on fugitive Daniel Tyler, who missed court for Attempted Theft and Vandalism charges. He is presumed innocent until proven guilty.

An overnight fire destroyed a home in Covington, Tennessee, with authorities and the TBI investigating the cause. No one was injured as the homeowner was away.

Joshua Zimmerman was sentenced to 55 years for attempted murder and a courthouse escape after pleading guilty. He also faces other charges including kidnapping, credit card fraud, and firearm possession.

Millington Kroger was temporarily closed for investigation after counterfeit money was found inside, prompting a thorough search for any hazards. No actual threat was discovered.

Germantown's Annual Neighborhood Summit to take place on September 30, celebrating local community building, with awards for outstanding neighbors and leaders.

The Sixth Circuit Court confirmed a 228-month sentence for Jason Autry, a 16-time felon convicted of new firearms offenses after his involvement in Holly Bobo's case.

A Memphis man, Robert Ingram, was sentenced to 15 years for firearm possession and intent to distribute marijuana, following a Multi-Agency Gang Unit and ATF investigation.