Memphis Police Nab Suspect Accused of Stealing $8,000 Worth of Car Batteries from Local Auto Stores
Memphis Police arrested Fred Taylor for a series of battery thefts from auto stores, totaling nearly $8,000. He faces multiple charges after being caught following a high-speed chase and aerial tracking.
Federal and State Funds Fuel $800M Revamp of I-55 Bridge Linking Tennessee and Arkansas
Kiewit Infrastructure South Co. has been chosen by the Tennessee Department of Transportation to manage the I-55 bridge replacement connecting Tennessee and Arkansas, with federal, state, and local funding totaling nearly $800 million.
Four Teens Arrested After Daylight Robbery Leads to Police Chase and Crash in Memphis
Four teens were arrested in Memphis after a robbery from a Facebook Marketplace meet-up led to a car theft, high-speed chase, and crash, with charges including especially aggravated kidnapping and aggravated robbery.
Howard University Students Dedicate Spring Break to Mentoring Youths at Shelby's Youth Justice and Education Center
Howard University students volunteered at the Youth Justice and Education Center during their spring break, mentoring youths and conducting workshops on life skills, goal setting, and conflict resolution.
Man Accused of Fatally Throwing Dog Off South Memphis Bridge Held on $100K Bond
Christopher Triplett, 18, faces a $100,000 bond and potential prison time for aggravated animal cruelty after being charged with throwing a dog off a bridge, resulting in its death. He awaits further court proceedings.
Germantown Sets Course for Fiscal Year 2026, Key Budget Dates and Roles of Financial Advisory Commission Outlined
The Germantown Board of Mayor and Aldermen has set the budget timeline for FY2026, with key dates involving the Financial Advisory Commission (FAC) reviewing various funds and advising on the city's budget.












