Memphis is set to experience a combination of sun and storms this week, with varying chances of rain and thunderstorms, and temperatures around the high 80s to low 70s, as per the NWS.

Fire Recruit Class 127 graduated from the Memphis Fire Department, with a live stream ceremony commemorated on their Facebook page, marking the recruits' readiness to serve the Memphis community.

Police investigate car fires on Bartlett Road, Memphis, suspecting arson following reports of a man igniting a vehicle which spread to another; a woman implicates her ex-boyfriend.

A woman was shot dead outside her Memphis home; police arrested a man for murder and car theft. The investigation continues, with a call for community help.

Shelby County Fire Department's Recruit Class 86 is undergoing intense training, including drills on gear usage, search and rescue, physical fitness, and forcible entry, to prepare for firefighting challenges.

Germantown residents are invited to partake in a public hearing on June 9 for the Fiscal Year 2026 budget, offering feedback on municipal financial plans and a proposed tax adjustment.

Germantown focuses on cardiac emergency preparedness, aiming to train residents in CPR and striving for the American Heart Association's HEARTsafe designation, with innovative tools improving survival rates.

Shelby County officials propose a $5.5 million investment in a specialized crime lab to improve investigative capabilities and crime-solving efficiency.

Inmates at Tennessee correctional facilities celebrated educational achievements, with graduations in various programs, supported by local institutions and TDOC's educational initiatives aimed at reducing recidivism.

The Germantown Police Department reported numerous vehicle-related thefts and other incidents, including property theft and narcotics possession, across various neighborhoods.

A man died after a Southeast Memphis shooting; police seek information but haven't released suspect details. Community members mourn and call for focus on positivity and change.

An 18-year-old is held without bond for fatally shooting two students near Booker T. Washington High School, with the case proceeding to a grand jury.

A juvenile was arrested for the murder of Joshlyn Dyson after a shooting in Memphis; the suspect is facing charges including First Degree Murder in Perpetration of an Aggravated Robbery.