Grizzlies' Jaren Jackson Jr. faces recovery after a turf toe injury and subsequent procedure, putting a damper on the team's offseason following his $240 million contract extension.

Dr. Bruce Randolph has been appointed as interim health director and officer of the Shelby County Health Department after Dr. Michelle Taylor's resignation.

Dr. Bruce Randolph is named Interim Director and Health Officer of the Shelby County Health Department, pending approval; he brings a robust background, including prior service as Health Officer.

Memphis and the TBI are partnering to enhance forensic capabilities, with two state forensic scientists assisting Memphis criminal cases starting August 2025 to improve crime-solving rates.

Court upholds a 45-year sentence for Memphis man Kendrick Watson for fentanyl and firearms offenses after appellate court rejects his pre-trial motion challenges.

Two men were hospitalized, one critically, after a late-night two-vehicle crash in North Shelby County, with an ongoing investigation by local authorities.

Tennessee gang member Mekevin Woods was sentenced to over 3 years for possessing a firearm with a machinegun switch after a high-speed chase and arrest.

Robert Carmack faces charges for a multi-car crash on I-40W in Memphis which killed Tonya Cannady and her two sons, resulting in additional injuries and damages.

ICE agents arrested an undocumented man, Gerardo Granados, triggering debate on Fourth Amendment rights, as no warrant was provided during the arrest outside his Bartlett home.

A Memphis man was arrested on theft charges in a cyber scheme, allegedly defrauding $60,000 from two people, following a multi-agency law enforcement effort.

Memphis police seek a suspect for a burglary at First Choice Storage, where multiple units were tampered with. The suspect fled, leaving stolen items behind.

Kenneth Clay, Jr. was convicted of Aggravated Sexual Battery against a student at Winchester Elementary where he taught. The crimes occurred in 2022, and he is now awaiting sentencing.

Memphis wins the 2025 All-America City Award for inclusive growth and community innovation, recognized by the National Civic League. Mayor Paul Young highlights the honor's significance.