A mother seeks answers after her 16-year-old son, Jeremiah Arnold, is killed and two teens wounded in a shooting at a Memphis Airbnb party. No arrests have been made.

A 76-year-old man was charged with aggravated assault after a shooting stemming from a physical fight at an East Memphis restaurant. Both involved were hospitalized, and the incident was reportedly triggered by a dispute over littering.

Kinfolk, a new restaurant in Memphis inspired by Southern comfort food, opened on March 27 at Harbor Town Square. Chef Cole Jeanes offers a menu with buttermilk biscuits, diverse bowls, and unique sweets like Banana Pudding Tiramisu.

The Kellanova Company is closing its Eggo plant in Rossville, West Tennessee, impacting 142 workers. Layoffs will occur between June and November. Workers may have bumping rights.

The Memphis Police Department received a $1.9 million federal grant to upgrade surveillance technology and officer safety equipment to strengthen crime-fighting efforts.

The article details the Memphis Tigers' reliance on continuity in their offense, highlighting key returning players and the offensive coordinator's knowledge of the team, while also noting new additions.

Mayor Paul Young's "One Memphis" tour visited Frayser, addressing concerns about crime, blight, and civic engagement with local residents and officials.

The Memphis Police Department is set to receive $1.9 million in federal funding to improve technology and equipment to fight crime, inspired in part by the Tyre Nichols case.

The National Weather Service issued a frost advisory for East Arkansas, Southeast Missouri, and West Tennessee, warning of low temperatures that could harm sensitive vegetation.

Shelby County Judge Melissa Boyd faces potential jail time as prosecutors seek to revoke her bond after she tested positive for cocaine and alcohol, violating her bail conditions.

Former Memphis mayor Jim Strickland is named the new dean of the University of Memphis Law School, carrying a legacy of legal expertise and political leadership.

The former police chief of Wheatley, AR, Jacob Gammel, was charged with theft and perjury related to an alleged extortion scheme involving a convenience store owner.

A car crash near Memphis International Airport left four critically injured, including two children. Police are investigating the cause of the accident.