Sheldon Herrington, accused of killing fellow Ole Miss student Jimmie Lee, seeks a venue change for retrial, citing biased potential jurors from publicity.

Robert Collier, a sex offender, was arrested for exposing himself to a minor in a library and charged with indecent exposure, assault, and registry violations.

A Mississippi landlord pleaded guilty to fraudulently inflating rental assistance claims, resulting in a sentence of probation and financial penalties.

Severe weather in the Mid-South, including high winds and hail, causes power outages, with over 450 MLGW customers affected. Restoration efforts continue as the region faces an "Enhanced Risk" for storms.

A former employee fired shots outside a Memphis tire shop, leading to an exchange of gunfire with the owner. No injuries reported, but two vehicles were hit.

The Arts & Crafts Fest returns with local artisans showcasing handmade items, food vendors, and family-friendly activities. It's a free event fostering community and creativity.

Memphis prepares to demolish the dilapidated Somerset Apartments as part of Mayor Young's Blight Zero initiative, with plans to replace them with affordable housing.

Mayor Larry Dagen and School Board Member Debby Clifton convene a Youth Mental Health Roundtable in Millington, TN, to discuss mental health among young people.

FBI Director Kash Patel on Fox News called Memphis the "homicide capital of America per capita" and plans to prioritize it with a federal task force to tackle crime.

Memphis Police are investigating after a second body was found in a week at McKellar Lake; the incidents appear unconnected as investigations continue.

Memphis anticipates severe weather with potential for heavy rain and thunderstorms, disrupting the week ahead. The NWS forecasts transitions from gusty conditions to brief clear skies, with a consistent chance of precipitation into the weekend.

Mayor Young will initiate the demolition of Somerset Apartments in Memphis, promoting affordable housing development through the Blight Zero initiative.

Law enforcement in Haywood County intercepted six kilograms of cocaine and 15 pounds of meth during a traffic stop; the vehicle's driver was released.