Former Arkansas pastor Charles Thessing is set to stand trial from May 19-22 on charges of animal cruelty related to the deaths of two cats. He has entered a not guilty plea.

Over 100 pounds of meth were seized in a traffic stop on I-40 by the West Tennessee Drug Task Force; the drugs were hidden in a secret vehicle compartment.

Memphis has reported a 40% drop in business burglaries and significant decreases in cargo thefts, with police attributing the success to enhanced cooperation with businesses, surveillance integration, and a special task force.

Meghan Fowler is now the prosecutor in the manslaughter case against Samantha Marion for the death of Pastor Ricky Floyd, replacing the recused Shelby County DA's Office.

Three dogs were shot and killed in Panola County, prompting an investigation and a call for public assistance.

Varoneca Parker of Memphis was indicted for TennCare fraud for allegedly submitting false timesheets, and the TBI is investigating, with Parker asserting her innocence until proven guilty.

Dr. Sarah E. Rollens co-edits a book on misused New Testament texts that have led to Judeophobia, aiming to educate and combat anti-Jewish sentiments.

A shooting on Madison Avenue in Midtown Memphis resulted in one man's death, prompting a homicide investigation by MPD. No suspect details are released; witnesses are urged to contact CrimeStoppers.

Memphis weather is transitioning from overcast to clear, with current temperatures in the mid-40s and forecasts predicting milder conditions and possible weekend showers.

TDOC is hosting a Rapid Hire Event to expedite hiring correctional officers, with a sign-on bonus and additional benefits, at the West Tennessee State Penitentiary later this month.

West Memphis will host the inaugural Broadway Food Truck Fest on May 17th at Hightower Park, featuring food trucks, live music, and a festive atmosphere.

Memphis City Council approved the sale of land for an xAI water reuse plant, despite public concerns over the process and potential health risks. The facility aims to reduce aquifer use by 9% and support local industries.

Memphis is hosting a job fair on March 29 to connect job seekers with city department opportunities, offering interviews and possibly filling numerous roles.