Memphis caregiver Tareka Smith was indicted for exploiting 21 vulnerable adults by making unauthorized withdrawals totaling over $42,000 using their bank cards.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools may lose $17 million in federal funding, jeopardizing staff positions and essential services for student support and achievement. The deficit is linked to federal policy changes from President Trump's tax bill.

Memphis forecast predicts a sunny 4th of July with a high of 94°F, a clear evening, and continued hot weather over the weekend. Chance of showers and storms increases mid-week.

Rapper Boo TwoGunz's case moves to grand jury after waiving preliminary hearing, linked to a shooting via a Sprite bottle's fingerprints, held on $5 million bond.

Shelby County Health Department has announced their mosquito control schedule to reduce West Nile Virus, involving early morning spraying in specific ZIP codes, with a focus on public safety and disease prevention.

A fire caused nearly $500k damage to a property on Elvis Presley Boulevard in Memphis, not caused by fireworks stored there. No injuries were reported.

Shelby County Health Department approved xAI's permit for building gas turbines in Memphis, despite community and environmental group protests over air quality concerns.

A Memphis Zaxby's experienced a fire, sparked by a fryer, which was contained by firefighters. No injuries were reported and the cause is under investigation.

A car hit by a train in Bartlett hospitalized the driver, prompting road closures. The incident, detailed by officials and witnesses, raised concerns over crossing safety and prompted an investigation.

Celtic Crossing in Memphis reopens after an SUV crash caused by a medical episode, with temporary facilities and a special cocktail named "Irish Detour."

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.