One dog died and another was saved in a Lakeland house fire, with no human injuries reported. Firefighters responded quickly, controlling the blaze within 20 minutes.

State Senator Brent Taylor questions the legality of a DOJ and Shelby County DA agreement to stop prosecuting prostitution among HIV-positive individuals, citing potential legal and public health concerns.

The medical examiner ruled Courtney Ross's death in MPD custody as accidental, due to drug complications and heat exposure.

Memphis Police seek suspects in a spree of car burglaries at Saint Mary’s Episcopal School, involving a damaged black Nissan Maxima. No arrests made; investigation ongoing.

One person was injured in a fire at a Memphis storage facility, and emergency services responded to control the blaze. The cause is under investigation.

MLGW has sued Asplundh Tree Expert LLC for not fulfilling their $97 million contract to trim trees, resulting in power outages and increased costs for MLGW.

A person was shot and killed in Memphis's Riverside neighborhood. Police found the victim dead at the scene with no suspect or motive information released.

A 7-year-old boy, Zion Gibbs, has died following a shooting on Danish Drive, with Fayetteville authorities investigating and seeking public assistance.

The City of Memphis announces road closures at Walnut Grove Road and Farm Road for safety upgrades over two upcoming weekends, affecting drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians.

Brittany Parker, who was missing in Fayetteville, has been safely located. Details of her disappearance are private; her safe return highlights the importance of community aid.

Memphis Made Brewing is leaving its Cooper-Young location for the Edge District, prompted by expansion needs and a non-renewed lease. They'll open a new taproom and utilize a larger production space downtown.

Two men were hospitalized in critical condition following a shooting near Phelan Avenue in South Memphis. The police are actively investigating and searching for suspects.

A former Mississippi River museum on Mud Island is being repurposed into an immersive family-friendly attraction called Baron Van Opperbean and the River of Time, led by artist Christopher Reyes.