Germantown Police Department welcomed Officers Mike Bunyon and Randy Tran, who bring experience and community commitment, in a ceremony by Judge Clift.

Shelby County Commissioner Lowery hosts the 5th Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament to fundraise for LeMoyne-Owen College, with support from FUBU and R&B star MICHEL'LE.

Memphis police report two early morning burglaries at Exxon Hop In and Tobacco Zone on North Germantown Parkway, with a suspect stealing goods and evading in a sedan.

The body of Anthony Peavy was found near Arkabutla Lake; an autopsy and investigation into his death are underway. Authorities seek public assistance.

A Memphis man received over 18 years in prison for a daytime shooting and carjacking a senior, with the MPD stressing a tough stance on violent crime.

A suspect was arrested in Memphis for the shooting of a 15-year-old girl, facing multiple charges including aggravated assault and endangerment. The incident occurred in July, and the suspect was also wanted on other charges.

Memphis Police seek information on an aggravated assault where a male suspect brandished a gun near a residence before fleeing. The suspect drove an older Chevrolet Impala.

The NWS predicts sunny days with rising temperatures for Memphis, with a slight chance of showers on Tuesday and highs potentially reaching mid-90s by the weekend.

Memphis Police seek public help to solve a residential burglary in the 3600 block of Gillie Street, requesting information on a suspect spotted taking items from a house.

Memphis police investigate a burglary at 6243 Macon Road, involving property loss and stolen puppies, and seek public assistance using security footage.

Shelby County offers free in-home HIV self-test kits via 901HIVTesting.com to residents aged 14+, providing discreet delivery and resources for follow-up care.

Shelby County Health Department schedules mosquito control efforts, including spraying EPA-approved insecticides in select ZIP codes to combat West Nile Virus.

The Jackson Fire Department responded to 849 calls, trained for 499 hours, and reached 935 citizens in July, demonstrating dedication to community safety and education.