Margaret Wakefield, a Rhodes College student, is participating in the Academy for Civic Education and Democracy at George Washington University to enhance her leadership skills and experience in public service.

Recent assaults, theft, and vandalism across Memphis, as reported by local police on social media, prompt public appeals for information about the suspects involved.

Memphis Councilwoman Jerri Green announces her candidacy for Governor of Tennessee, emphasizing the need for more women in politics and aligning with the Democratic Party. She faces tough odds in the historically Republican state.

Ex-Southaven officer Tony Herring Jr. was sentenced to 10 years for his role in a car theft ring, after pleading guilty to accessory after the fact to auto theft.

Memphis forecasts scattered showers and thunderstorms with high temperatures and heat indexes reaching over 100 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the week.

Covington Police Department is seeking public help to identify suspects and a vehicle in a series of Town Creek auto burglaries, using a social media post to share images and offer contact methods for tips.

Arkansas fugitive Geoffrey Spears was arrested in a Tennessee home improvement store parking lot for a parole violation, highlighting cross-state law enforcement cooperation.

Germantown announces a Tax Free Weekend from July 25-27, coinciding with the local Sidewalk Sale, offering tax exemptions on certain items like clothing, school supplies, and computers.

The Memphis Zoo announced the death of Kwizera the gorilla; she was found unresponsive and could not be revived. She was a beloved resident since 2009.

Somerville, Tennessee, announces its Music on the Somerville Square series returning this autumn, featuring six weeks of live music starting September 4, 2025.

The Collierville Police Explorer Academy is training youth in law enforcement with a hands-on approach, covering various policing areas and engaging with specialized units.

Two individuals were arrested in Dyer County, Thomas Holder for felony evasion and other charges, and Turner Montgomery for accessory and obstruction, both held without bond.

Tennessee's Gov. Bill Lee and TDEC Commissioner Salyers announce a $17 million loan with principal forgiveness for Brownsville's wastewater plant and a commitment to statewide water infrastructure.