The Grizzlies face the Celtics in a crucial game with playoff implications, aiming to rebound from recent losses against the surging, league-leading Celtics.

The National Weather Service forecasts varied weather for Memphis, including overcast skies, sunshine, and possible severe thunderstorms in the coming week.

A school bus in Fayette County was struck by a car while carrying ten students; no injuries were reported, but implications for district transportation schedules were noted.

Memphis Police remembered Officer Marlon Allen Titus on the anniversary of his death in 2004, acknowledging his sacrifice while on duty through a tribute on social media.

A man was declared dead after a shooting in Memphis' Nutbush area, with no suspect information or details currently available. Police are seeking public assistance.

Mayor Young addresses Boxtown concerns over xAI project's environmental impact, promises transparency and community benefits.

The Memphis Grizzlies lost 134-127 to the Lakers in their first game after coach Taylor Jenkins' departure, with Ja Morant and Jaren Jackson Jr. playing well but unable to secure a win.

A cell phone store in East Memphis was rammed with a vehicle in a smash-and-grab burglary, resulting in significant damages and stolen merchandise, with no arrests reported.

The NWS forecasts varied weather in Memphis, with chances of showers, thunderstorms, and clearing skies, alongside gusty winds and fluctuating temperatures.

A repo man was assaulted while repossessing a car in Memphis. Two suspects were arrested and charged with aggravated assault. The victim survived with non-critical injuries.

After a video of a dog being beaten went viral, Justin Johnson was arrested for aggravated animal cruelty. The dog, now in recovery, was rescued by Memphis Animal Services and the Memphis Police.

Courtney Davis from Memphis received an 87-month prison sentence for participating in a drug trafficking ring distributing fentanyl and methamphetamine.

The Memphis Police Department is using Facebook to connect with residents, encouraging them to "Know Your Precinct" for a #StrongerSaferMemphis, fostering community safety and stronger police-citizen relationships.