The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is honoring volunteers during Volunteer Appreciation Month, highlighting their significant contributions, especially the Ceremonial Guard Pipes and Drums.

Three people were injured in a Frayser apartment shooting; all non-critical. Witnesses transported victims to the hospital; no arrests have been made.

Richard Logston, a set designer with a 35-year career, is celebrated for his contributions to the Collierville arts scene, having designed sets for around 100 productions. He's Collierville’s first Technical Production Manager.

A Texas bus driver was charged after neglecting six vulnerable adults found in squalid conditions on a bus in Memphis, with one critically injured and unattended.

Memphis Police Department celebrated the D.A.R.E. graduation of 1,014 students from 14 schools, acknowledging the efforts of officers and staff in educating youth about making safe choices.

Mississippi teacher Mitchell Cantrell was arrested for possession of child pornography; he's been fired and investigations are ongoing, but no current students are involved.

Minor flooding is forecasted along the Mississippi River, affecting Tennessee, Arkansas, and Mississippi areas, with Memphis-specific impacts anticipated to begin Thursday evening.

The Memphis City Council has raised the hotel-motel tax to 4% to fund FedExForum renovations and help secure the Memphis Grizzlies' long-term presence.

Memphis police arrested Markail Rainey, a parolee with a history of serious offenses, who now faces new charges including domestic assault and evading arrest.

Severe flooding in Bogota and Southtown prompts local authorities and organizations, including the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the American Red Cross, to take action and provide assistance to affected residents and farmers.

Rhodes College senior Eleanor Ellsworth presented a research project on Asian food culture evolution in Memphis at the ASIANetwork 2025 Annual Conference.

Las Vegas man Timothy Edwards receives a 16-year federal prison sentence for drug trafficking, following DEA investigations linking him to intercepted drug shipments.

Tennessee awarded Perryville Utility District a $1.1 million loan for water infrastructure upgrades, with half forgiven, as part of the state's commitment to public utilities.