UT Martin broke ground for its new TEST Hub, expected to enhance manufacturing engineering education and regional economic development, with completion set for early 2027.

Patricia Herron, 73, was charged with DUI after hitting a firefighter with her car and fleeing the scene in Memphis. She was later arrested and failed DUI tests, claiming to have taken medication and consumed beer.

Memphis resident Lamottis Simms Jr. has been convicted and sentenced to 25 years for his role in a crime spree ending in a 10-hour police standoff in Southaven.

MLGW is seeking bids for a solar power and battery storage project to bolster energy autonomy, investing $120 million to add 100 MW of solar and 80 MW of battery storage to power 110,000 homes without raising customer costs.

A car crash in North Memphis led to three deaths and one person critically injured. The collision happened on Highway 51/Thomas Street, causing a road closure for investigation.

Memphis man, Cadarrus Webb, was arrested for the aggravated rape and sexual battery of two sisters, aged 13 and 14, with the assaults allegedly occurring last August.

The NWS forecasts a mix of sun and clouds with rising temps for Memphis, including highs near 53°F today and 67°F by Friday with possible gusts up to 35 mph, leading into a weekend with a chance of showers and a high near 58°F on Sunday.

Accused Memphis gynecologist Dr. Sanjeev Kumar was released on bond; he faces charges of healthcare fraud and performing unnecessary procedures. His clinic has been ordered to close.

Memphis Police officers participated in Read Across America Week at St. Agnes Academy, reading to students and discussing literature and police work to strengthen community ties.

Deunta Youngblood, wanted for a 2023 Memphis murder, was arrested by the U.S. Marshals after a manhunt. The Task Force and local authorities cooperated in the capture.

The Germantown Police Department has initiated Shelby County's first law enforcement Jiu-Jitsu Club, focusing on mental and physical training for officers.

Former officer Tadarrius Bean, convicted of obstruction in Tyre Nichols' case, is released from house arrest but faces state charges. Another officer, Demetrius Haley, remains in custody after bond appeal denial, facing potential life imprisonment.

A man was arrested for stealing $80,000 worth of tools from Hall Electric Company in Arlington; evidence was found at his residence, leading to charges of theft and multiple burglaries.