A man was injured in a shooting at a Memphis McDonald's. Police detained one man; the victim's injuries are non-critical. Witnesses are urged to contact CrimeStoppers.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation announces a 21-day closure of SR 222 over Little Laurel Creek for bridge construction, affecting Fayette County traffic with detours via I-40 and SR 59. Local access will be maintained.

A Nashville teen was arrested for making threats against Southwind High School, leading to a districtwide lockdown and a law enforcement response involving over 50 officers.

The local Memphis forecast predicts a stretch of warm, sunny weather with temperatures nearing 90 degrees, transitioning to a slight chance of showers and cooler temperatures early next week.

A couple in Crockett County, TN, have been arrested for aggravated child abuse for repeatedly burning their child, confirmed by authorities. They are scheduled for a court hearing.

A fire at Quail Ridge Apartments in Bartlett injured one and involved multiple firefighting crews; a resident detailed escaping the blaze, which started early and forced a defensive approach.

U.S. Attorney Kevin G. Ritz of the Western District of Tennessee announced his resignation after two years in his position and 19 years in the U.S. Attorney's Office.

A fire broke out early Thursday at Quail Ridge Apartments in Bartlett, with all firefighters evacuated due to structural instability. No confirmation on injuries or causes yet.

One person died in a multi-vehicle crash involving an 18-wheeler on I-22 in Mississippi, with significant traffic delays and a good Samaritan also killed.

Memphis is expected to have clear, sunny days with temperatures near 90 degrees and light winds, but patchy fog may occur nightly. A slight chance of showers begins Monday.

The article reports multiple shootings in Memphis, with various victims hospitalized and police investigations ongoing. Public assistance is sought by law enforcement.

Baptist Memorial Health Care plans to build a new $24 million hospital in Fayette County, Tennessee, aiming to enhance healthcare access for the growing population along the I-40 corridor.

Schools in Memphis and Shelby County were on lockdown due to multiple threats posted on social media, some believed to be hoaxes while others prompted serious security responses.