Commissioner Miska Clay Bibbs is hosting a town hall to discuss the Shelby County FY2026 budget, encouraging public input on spending and fostering transparency.

The sentencing of ex-Memphis officers in the Tyre Nichols case is postponed after Judge Norris recused himself; new dates are uncertain. Judge Lipman will now preside over the case.

Memphis weather forecast predicts summer storms, humidity, and occasional thunder, with temperatures in the 70s to 90s. There's a chance of daily showers and thunderstorms.

Memphis government offices close for Juneteenth, altering trash collection schedules; Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday collections unchanged, Thursday moved to Friday. Team Waste services continue as normal.

A semi truck driver recovered from non-life-threatening injuries after a rollover on Highway 316, with bystanders aiding the driver before emergency services arrived.

Britton Boone was charged with attempted second-degree murder after a shooting at EZ Mart in Memphis. The victim is in critical condition. Police linked Boone to the crime with surveillance and evidence from his home.

A bank robbery attempt by Remica Harris at First Horizon Bank was foiled when the teller refused to give money, leading to Harris's swift arrest nearby.

"Operation Ice Storm" in McNairy County led to over 20 indictments for methamphetamine and fentanyl distribution, involving multiple law enforcement agencies.

A man was arrested after trying to hit an officer with a stolen car and ramming into police vehicles in Southaven, near a Sonic on Main Street. Shots were fired by police, but no injuries were reported.

A Dyer County Deputy was indicted on charges of Sexual Battery and Official Misconduct after a TBI investigation into an alleged sexual assault during a traffic stop.

Millington announces a new youth soccer program for kids aged 3-8, starting this fall with registration on July 1. The program may expand based on interest for older children.

The National Weather Service predicts a rainy period with thunderstorms for Memphis, urging residents to prepare for persistent wet conditions and high humidity.

A Memphis DVD company employee pleaded guilty to copyright infringement and illegal firearm possession, admitting to stealing and selling pre-release DVDs and Blu-rays.