The NWS Memphis forecast predicts a hot, sunny week with highs near 90 degrees, turning slightly unsettled with chances of showers and thunderstorms increasing towards the weekend.

Memphis police report a surge in shoplifting, with incidents at Citi Trends, Mapco, Auto Zone, and other retailers, involving various suspects and methods. No arrests yet; the public’s help is sought.

Germantown Police Department's weekly report detailed various crimes including drug possession, theft, scams, aggressive behavior, and unlawful firearms possession.

Five ex-Memphis officers convicted in Tyre Nichols' death have sentencing dates set, facing federal sentencing from June 16-18 after earlier acquittals and guilty pleas.

Memphis will have sunny days, with temperatures around 88-89 degrees and light winds. Rain chances increase later in the week, peaking at 60% over the weekend.

Three individuals were hospitalized with non-critical gunshot wounds after a shooting in North Memphis; suspect remains at large as the investigation continues.

A man is critically injured after a motorcycle crash in Midtown Memphis involving another vehicle. It occurred early Saturday at North McLean Boulevard and Madison Avenue.

A 7-year-old boy died after being found in an Arlington pool, despite rescue efforts by neighbors and the Shelby County Sheriff's Office. The community is mourning his loss.

Memphis Police Department responded to a shooting in Frayser, finding a critically wounded man who was later taken to the hospital by private vehicle. A suspect is detained; the investigation is ongoing.

The National Weather Service predicts sunny and calm weather in Memphis, with temperatures rising to the mid-80s before chances of rain increase by mid-week.

A fatal five-vehicle crash on I-40 in Memphis killed three people, with another injured and taken to a hospital. Traffic was heavily disrupted following the incident.

Prairie Farms Dairy closes its Memphis plant, affecting 120 employees, while maintaining uninterrupted distribution and urging staff to apply for jobs at other locations.

Dr. Michelle Taylor is leaving her role as Shelby County Health Department director to become Baltimore City's Health Commissioner on August 1. Her tenure faced public health crises and some controversy. Mayor Harris seeks her replacement.