A search by the West Tennessee Drug Task Force in Dyer County led to the seizure of drugs, a gun, and cash, and the arrest of a previously convicted male felon on multiple drug and weapon charges.

Dr. Stephanie Kolitsch was appointed as the interim provost and senior vice chancellor at the University of Tennessee at Martin, taking over as Dr. Philip Cavalier becomes president at Kutztown University.

Raising Cane's has set June 10 for the grand opening of its new Southaven, MS location, featuring giveaways, a "Lucky 20" drawing, and extended hours on weekends.

Rhodes College entered their first team in the Memphis Dragon Boat Festival, embracing cultural exchange and teamwork in the annual rowing competition.

Vincent Grant was convicted by a federal jury for a gang-related murder linked to the Unknown Vice Lords gang in Memphis. He faces potential life imprisonment for murder in aid of racketeering.

In an anti-human trafficking operation in West Memphis, Arkansas, 9 victims were rescued and 6 arrested, with law enforcement emphasizing victim recovery.

Sheriff Beasley reports a fatal altercation in Tipton County involving gunfire and a hit-and-run, with suspect Andrew Cates apprehended. Victim Larry Coats died, and the community mourns.

TDOT announced the start of a major widening project on Summer Avenue in Memphis to ease traffic and enhance safety, set for June 8, 2025, with a completion date of June 30, 2028.

At least one person died in a fiery crash involving an 18-wheel truck in Henderson, Tennessee. The incident caused significant traffic disruptions on U.S. Highway 45.

Student Terrence Jones was arrested for threatening a shooting at Tennessee College of Applied Technology; a gun was found in his car. He faces multiple charges and is held on bond.

Bryun Watkins, 19, faces a $500,000 bond for a series of car thefts in Tennessee, with his juvenile record influencing the bond decision under new state law.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of varied weather for Memphis, with thunderstorms and high temperatures, and fluctuating chances of precipitation.

Germantown's property tax plan allocates the largest portion to public safety and details spending for other services, with a public budget hearing set for June 9.