South Second Street in Memphis will be closed for crane work on June 2, 2025, from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 a.m. the next day.

John Zeanah has been appointed Chief of Development and Infrastructure in Memphis, tasked with coordinating city growth and streamlining projects across multiple departments.

Memphis Police warn of scammers spoofing their non-emergency number to impersonate officers and solicit personal information by falsely claiming recipients have a warrant.

Memphis Police Department warns of scammers using their non-emergency line to trick residents into sharing personal information by claiming false warrants.

A man is critically injured after a North Memphis shooting; no arrests yet, and police investigate the incident near Vollintine Avenue and Speed Street.

Memphis weather will clear up for a sunny and warm day, with temperatures reaching the high 70s, after a humid start. The clear skies will continue into the weekend, with a mild night and warm days ahead. Rain is possible later in the week.

The Haywood County Sheriff's Office is investigating a theft of a trailer full of personal items by a suspect in a white F250 pickup and seeks public assistance.

An inmate at Shelby County Jail died while awaiting transfer to TDOC, sparking an investigation into systemic issues at the facility related to delays in transferring inmates.

"Sinners," starring Michael B. Jordan, screens for free in Clarksdale, with Ryan Coogler attending, celebrating local culture alongside live music and panels.

Millington schedules maintenance work including hydrant testing, painting, and water main flushing, starting June 2, potentially affecting water quality.

Collierville offers two methods to prevent solicitor disturbances: posting a "No Soliciting" sign or joining the No Knock Registry, with solicitors required to carry a town-issued ID badge for safety.

A scooter rider was critically injured after being hit by a car in Memphis. The incident is under investigation, and the driver cooperated with police. No charges have been announced.

Parke Kennedy becomes the new executive director of the Germantown Performing Arts Center, succeeding Paul Chandler, and brings extensive leadership and fundraising experience to the role.