The National Weather Service in Memphis has issued a heat advisory with a heat index up to 108 degrees, advising precautions like hydration and staying indoors.

Recent graduates and promotees of the Shelby County Fire Department were honored in a ceremony, with badges and certificates awarded by the Fire Chief and staff.

The Memphis Police Department is hosting BOOTS on the Ground, an event to connect the community with law enforcement on July 19 at the Hickory Hill Community Center.

Shelby County Health Department hosts a free Community Care Fair at Centenary United Methodist Church offering health services, resources, and family activities.

A recent court ruling confirmed that machines operated by Torch Electronics are illegal under Tennessee law, supporting Shelby County DA's fight against illegal gambling.

Shelby County law enforcement supports a court ruling classifying "No Chance Games" as illegal gambling devices, allowing their seizure and reinforcing anti-gambling efforts.

Talia Jones, 19, has been arrested in Minneapolis in connection with the murder of Project Pat's son, Patrick Houston Jr. She's charged with facilitation of first-degree murder and is awaiting extradition to Tennessee.

Memphis Police Department awarded $54,075 in grants to 22 organizations to support community safety efforts at the Black and Gold Crime Prevention Grant Ceremony.

An arrest was made in connection to auto burglaries in Covington, Tennessee, with the aid of home surveillance footage. Kwinton Purifoy, 18, admitted his involvement and faces multiple charges.

A woman was fatally shot at City Place at Germantown Apartments; two men are in custody. Authorities arrived around 10 p.m. and the woman was pronounced dead at the scene. The motive is unknown and the investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service warns of extreme heat in parts of the US, advising residents to stay cool and hydrated due to dangerous heat indexes up to 109 degrees.

Robert Hudson's case on a fatal shooting advances to the grand jury following a finding of probable cause, with a $800,000 bond set. The Shelby County DA's Facebook update highlights the case's progress.

Memphis police investigate a vandalism incident at a BP Gas Station, seeking tips about a suspect described as wearing a blue towel, white socks, and black slippers.