Neecole Gregory has quickly advanced to Director of the Morton Museum, fostering community engagement and advocating for representation and paid internships within the museum sector.

A car crash in East Memphis resulted in one fatality and three injuries, including a child. The collision involved a Hyundai Sonata and led to power outages affecting over 10,000 customers.

A former Tennessee firefighter faces 52 counts of sex crimes involving children and animals, with indictments reflecting offenses dating back to 2015.

Michael Bailey was sentenced to 25 years for drug trafficking involving methamphetamine and fentanyl in Tennessee, concluding a major case linked to the Aryan Nation.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts a week of varied weather, including a comfortable 64°F with clouds today, a sunny weekend, thunderstorms on Sunday, and consistent sunshine with pleasant temperatures for the following days.

Memphis Police are investigating the homicide of a young woman found at a railyard, with uncertainties surrounding the timeline of her death and no suspect information available.

Oregon man, Walter Leonard Smalls, was recaptured by U.S. Marshals for a drug-related charge after missing his court date.

Memphis Police officers joined a community event hosted by East End Neighborhood Watch to strengthen ties with residents, enjoying home-cooked meals and shared gratitude.

Germantown Community Library introduced self-checkout kiosks using RFID technology to streamline borrowing and improve inventory management, supported by a $35,000 donation.

Germantown students prepare for a literacy competition, Battle of the Books, where they will demonstrate their knowledge and teamwork in a quiz-style event on March 30.

Germantown forms the GPBA to support local police with community efforts and fundraising, starting with a BBQ fundraiser on April 12. Mayor Palazzolo encourages public participation.

Captain Mark Wagner of the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office graduated from the FBI National Academy, joining other global law enforcement professionals.

Strong winds in Memphis uprooted trees, causing extensive damage to homes and a power outage for over 12,000 customers. A woman was hospitalized after a tree fell on her house and car. A GoFundMe has been started for the affected family.