A shooting investigation is underway at Memphis International Airport's cell phone lot, with police searching for four suspects in a silver sedan. Details on injuries are not yet disclosed.

A pedestrian was fatally struck by a car on I-240 near Poplar Avenue in Memphis, with the driver hospitalized in a non-critical condition. The accident caused lane closures for investigation.

Memphis forecast indicates a week of sunny days with clear skies, some clouds at night, and rising temperatures approaching the mid-90s by the weekend.

Mississippi deputies shot a man who was assaulting his mother and threatening to harm himself and others. The Mississippi Bureau of Investigation is probing the incident.

Two men were shot and critically injured on E.H. Crump Boulevard in Memphis; police are investigating the incident without identified suspects or motives.

A woman was critically injured in a Memphis shooting on Kimball Avenue, near Robin Hood Lane. The Memphis Police are investigating, with no suspect or motive info released yet.

Memphis's weather forecast includes sunny spells, potential rain showers, highs in the mid-80s to mid-90s, and evenings with lows from the low 60s to mid-70s. Chance of rain decreases by nightfall.

A man was critically wounded in a Memphis shooting on Lacewood Drive Friday afternoon, with police investigating this and other violent incidents across the city. No suspect information has been released.

The weather forecast for Memphis shows a weekend of sunshine with potential showers, highs near 91 degrees, and intermittent chances for rain and thunderstorms.

A man is in critical condition after a shooting at a car wash on North Avalon Street in Memphis, with police investigating and no suspect details released.

An 18-year-old faces felonies for Memphis events including carjacking and assaulting a victim, resulting in a car chase and the crash of two police vehicles.

Three individuals were injured in a shooting in Whitehaven, Memphis, with two in critical condition and one non-critical. The shootout resulted from an argument.

Walter French, Coldwater's Assistant Police Chief, turned himself in after a domestic violence allegation and was released on his recognizance pending a court appearance.