Memphis is experiencing severe weather, with storms and high chances of rain forecasted by the NWS. Conditions include gusty winds and potential thunderstorms, with temperatures varying. The weather will improve by Monday, becoming mostly sunny.

Germantown Police made arrests on March 26 for shoplifting and a drug law violation, with the latter not detailing the narcotics involved. The separate shoplifting incidents remain unconnected.

Hernando starts constructing a roundabout on April 1, 2025, at McIngvale and Holly Springs Road, with expected disruptions and a 30-day closure for detours.

MATA dismissed Deputy CEO Bacarra Mauldin for misusing agency funds and not upholding proper standards among her reports, leading to her termination supported by the MATA board.

Izaya Kutschinski is charged with kidnapping a woman and her child from a Mississippi grocery store parking lot.

West Tennessee authorities busted a drug trafficking ring in Whitehaven, seizing drugs, guns, and cash, and arresting three men.

Shelby County reports its first measles case of the year, prompting public health alerts and vaccination efforts. Health officials urge community awareness and vaccination status checks.

Dr. Zhongjie Sun of UT Health Science Center has been honored as a 2024 Fellow of the AAAS for his contributions to cardiovascular and renal disease research.

A fire at an apartment complex in Frayser injured two infants and one adult. The Memphis Fire Department responded to the incident, which resulted in hospitalizations for burns and smoke inhalation. The cause is under investigation.

Germantown is planning capital improvements focusing on public safety and infrastructure, with Mayor Palazzolo detailing the project evaluation process and significant proposals like fire department updates and traffic enhancements.

Memphis weather forecast includes a mix of showers and thunderstorms, with a peak of 81 degrees and winds at 5-15 mph. Rain chances increase at night with possible thunderstorms over the weekend.

Comptroller Jason Mumpower visited Regional One Health, observing the trauma center's challenges, including outdated facilities and staff struggles, alongside Mayor Harris.

Collierville Burch Library invites teens 12+ to apply for its Summer VolunTEEN Program, aiding the Summer Reading Program from May 28 to July 26. Training required; applications open until May 4.