Memphis trash collection will not occur on Good Friday, April 18; residents should put trash out a day early on Thursday, April 17. The city provides a Curbside Collection app for schedule updates.

Roadwork on Kimbrough Road will cause single-lane traffic from April 18-21, possibly worsening congestion. Drivers are advised to anticipate delays or seek other routes.

Memphis weather forecast indicates sunny skies with a high of 66°F today and clear evening; warmer Sunday and Monday, with potential showers later in the week.

A fire at Crown Entertainment and Banquet in South Memphis is under investigation with no reported injuries; the community mourns its loss as a local hub.

A man in Memphis was critically shot after being lured through a dating app; the arrangement involved a $5 payment. He was attacked and shot by a woman and a man in a Chevy truck. The suspects are at large.

Collierville introduces a new Comprehensive Plan focused on coherent development by 2050, integrating public input on land use, transportation, and more.

A Birmingham man was arrested with various illegal drugs in Shelby County after deputies found him unconscious in his car; he faces extensive charges including drug trafficking.

The McNairy County Health Department offers medical services post-storm at the Ag Event Center, providing Tetanus and Hepatitis-A shots with a convenient drive-through option for affected community members.

Memphis police responded to a shooting on Sullivan Drive, resulting in the death of a woman and the arrest of her boyfriend, Jeremy Buffington, for Second-Degree Murder.

Dr. Keith Dooley from the University of Tennessee at Martin encourages open discussions about death in his gerontology course through a Death Café event, aiming to prepare students for work with the aging population.

The NWS forecasts sunny days for Memphis with rising temperatures but warns of minor flooding along the Mississippi River, urging residents to exercise caution.

A teenage girl was critically injured in a shooting near Overton High School, resulting in a lockdown. The incident involved a man in an SUV opening fire at Willow Road Park. The victim, an expelled former student, was transported to the hospital.

Rosa Fort High School was locked down after a single bullet was found on campus, prompting an investigation. No weapons were found, and the Tunica County Sheriff’s Office reminded the public of penalties for firearms on school grounds.