The NWS forecasts showers and thunderstorms in Memphis, with high temperatures early in the week and a flood advisory for the Mississippi River due to recent rains.

Memphis law enforcement agencies launch "Operation 360" to combat aggressive driving and road rage, focusing on continuous traffic enforcement, particularly on Highway 385 and interstates.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office members attended the public safety conference "Answering the Call," focusing on challenges faced by safety professionals. Keynotes included SCSO Chief Deputy on courage and resilience in public safety fields.

The National Weather Service issued a Flood Advisory for Memphis due to high Mississippi River levels, advising caution near riverbanks and during forecasted rain.

Jacksonville Jaguars sign undrafted former Memphis QB Seth Henigan, adding potential with concerns over physicality and pocket awareness.

A shooting on Memphis highway I-240 left one man critically injured and another detained. The circumstances and the identity of those involved are still being investigated.

A man was fatally struck by a car in Memphis while fleeing police on foot. The community has mixed reactions to the pursuit, and traffic was disrupted. Police are investigating the incident.

Memphis Police Department initiates "Operation Code Zero" to improve public safety and strengthen community relations, emphasizing proactive policing and trust-building efforts.

Memphis weather forecast: sunny with a high near 79°F, shifting to mostly cloudy and a low of 61°F at night. Possible showers and thunderstorms with a high near 80°F on Sunday.

Jorge Reyes was fatally shot on Madewell Drive in Memphis. Police found shell casings and have surveillance footage of suspects, but no arrests yet. They seek public tips to solve the case.

Authorities are seeking public assistance in the search for Tristin Wilson, wanted for probation violation in Gibson County. She previously pled guilty to firearm and methamphetamine possession charges.

Collierville's Board plans to adjust the tax rate to $1.61 to balance the FY 2026 budget, funding projects like a library expansion and infrastructure while strategic planning for public safety.

The Germantown Police Department reported a series of drug-related arrests and identity theft incidents on April 22, 2025, in their social media daily crime report.