A man died after his truck hit a tree in Bartlett, as reported by the SCSO. The crash occurred late Tuesday night and the driver's identity has not been released.

Memphis' "School Board Five" settled a lawsuit against MSCS for $200,000, after claiming First Amendment violations when they were banned from board meetings.

Memphis Animal Services Director Ty Coleman was fired following an incident leading to a dog's death and after prior suspensions and professional controversies.

The National Weather Service predicts a mix of clouds, sunshine, and rainfall for Memphis, with temperature shifts and wind fluctuations, leading to a stormy weekend ahead.

A 10-year-old girl was injured by a stray bullet while inside her home in Castalia Heights, Memphis, but is expected to recover. No suspects have been identified.

A fatal crash on Highway 49 near the Helena-West Helena Bridge left one dead and several injured amid freezing fog conditions; an investigation is ongoing.

Shelby County commits an additional $34 million for a new Frayser High School, bringing the total to $112 million, aiming to accelerate construction and benefit education and community development.

The "Season of Remembrance" ceremony in Shelby County honored victims of violent crimes with families hanging ornaments and hearing from the DA about a decline in homicide rates.

Memphis is considering lawsuits against Hyundai, Kia for thefts tied to defects, and against RealPage for rent inflation.

The National Weather Service in Memphis predicts a clear but cold week, with a chance of showers midweek and warmer temperatures by the weekend. Sunday night rains are also possible.

Memphis opens an emergency warming center at the Hospitality Hub to provide shelter from freezing temperatures. It's for single men, women, families, and has kennels for service animals. Transport can be arranged, but supplies are limited.

The U.S. Marshals Service offers rewards for information leading to the arrest of two suspects after a shooting in Jackson, Tennessee, killed a toddler and wounded four adults.

Two men pleaded guilty to the involvement in the 2021 fatal shooting of Memphis teen Braylon Murray; one received a 15-year sentence, the other two years.