Memphis man Herman Shaw sentenced to 30 months for defrauding PPP of over $700,000 by fabricating employee details for his company, Freight Masters, Inc.

Memphis anticipates a sunny and comfortable day at 65 degrees, followed by a fair evening with temperatures dropping to 50. The weekend continues with mild weather, but Monday may bring showers and a thunderstorm with increased wind speeds.

The Memphis Fire Department responded to a smoke incident at Norris Achievement Academy, caused by a portable chiller unit. No fire hazard was present, and no injuries were reported.

Two men were arrested for a South Memphis shooting that killed an 18-year-old and endangered two other youths. The incident involved a stolen car and an argument over a debt. Charges include murder and attempted murder.

Arkansas parents were arrested after their autistic child was found in a parking lot and tested positive for fentanyl exposure. The child was discovered dirty and non-communicative near a Pizza Hut.

A fire caused by an electrical malfunction at Crumpy's Hot Wings in Midtown resulted in significant damages, but no injuries. The Memphis Fire Department extinguished the blaze swiftly.

A grand jury is set to review the case against Larry Pickens, accused of the first-degree murder of Dr. Benjamin Mauck in Collierville, with a bond set at $1.2 million.

A shooting on North Germantown Parkway in Memphis injured a woman and two minors, with possible domestic violence roots. The victims' injuries are non-critical; one person is detained.

Memphis experiences dense fog on Friday morning, leading to reduced visibility and a National Weather Service advisory. Conditions are expected to clear for a sunny day with temperatures around 60 degrees.

Twin brothers charged in a Memphis FedEx shooting were released without bail, mirroring a decision for the alleged shooter. This sparked controversy among local officials.

FedEx is laying off an undisclosed number of employees as part of a cost reduction strategy. The company has not detailed the roles affected or the support provided to those laid off.

Residents of Serenity Towers are to be relocated due to non-functional elevators affecting mobility-impaired occupants, with management facing financial woes.

The new Germantown Water Tower is recognized with the TCAPWA Public Utility Project of the Year Award for its innovative contribution to local infrastructure.