A Memphis woman was robbed on March 29 by suspect Antonio Moore, who was arrested and charged with Aggravated Kidnapping and Aggravated Robbery by the Memphis Police Department.

Stephen Curry scored 52 points, surpassing Jerry West on the NBA scoring list, as the Warriors beat the Grizzlies, enhancing their conference standing.

The Hendersonville Police Department issued a PSA on preventing car theft, advising on locking doors, hiding valuables, using anti-theft devices, and securing car keys to reduce the risk of theft.

The Sumner County, TN, District Attorney promotes Child Abuse Prevention Month, urging the community to report abuse and engage in safety conversations with children.

Memphis Police are searching for a man who followed a woman from the Peabody Hotel and robbed her on the Bluff Walk. He threatened to kill her and stole her belongings.

An 18-year-old, Mister Foster from Cordova, is charged with attempted murder and multiple burglaries according to Shelby County authorities. He is linked to a February shooting and various thefts from local businesses.

Memphis and surrounding areas brace for catastrophic flooding, with a Flood Watch due to generational rainfall amounts and strong winds forecasted by the NWS.

A walkway collapse at an apartment complex on Peabody Avenue in Memphis caused evacuations but no injuries, with the Red Cross assisting and an investigation into the cause underway.

FedEx will lay off 217 workers in Lebanon, Tennessee, after losing a customer at its Supply Chain facility. The layoffs are scheduled from May 9-30, 2025. The company is assisting affected employees with transitions.

Germantown's Capital Improvements Program for FY 2026 prioritizes infrastructure, including public safety and utility upgrades, with a budget of over $11.2 million.

The Memphis Grizzlies dedicate a game to road safety awareness, marking the start of National Work Zone Awareness week, with a focus on safe driving in construction zones.

A new ALDI store opens on Union Avenue in Memphis' Medical District, offering affordable groceries, gifts for the first 100 customers, and a $500 gift card sweepstakes.

Dogwood Elementary won the Battle of the Books in Germantown, where students showcased reading skills, with 40 participants and over 141,500 pages read.