Germantown Police shared a crime report on Facebook detailing a harassment case on Wolf River Boulevard and a shoplifting incident on Farmington Boulevard.

Collierville Burch Library will have limited services on June 11 due to maintenance, affecting checkouts, self-service kiosks, the app, databases, and public computers. Wi-Fi remains available.

Memphis faces a week of potential thunderstorms and rain, with a peak 90% chance on Saturday. Temperatures will stay warm, with some clearing midweek before more rain toward the weekend.

Memphis Police discovered a woman's body struck by a train in Frayser. Investigations revealed she had been dead for at least a day. No foul play is suspected and police seek public assistance.

Tipton County Fire Department celebrates Firefighter Ryan Hintz's achievement of completing his Paramedic Certification.

Germantown police warn of scammers impersonating DMV, requesting payment for fines via communication methods like phone or email, and sometimes using threats.

Collierville is preparing for its Independence Day event on July 3rd with food, music by American Blonde and Soul Shockers, and a large fireworks display. Ellie Sawyer will sing the national anthem.

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.