Josh Greer walked 21 miles across Memphis to raise $21,000 for World Down Syndrome Day, honoring his daughter and supporting the Down Syndrome Association.

The National Civil Rights Museum hosts a symposium on combating police violence through policy and public safety.

The Tennessee Comptroller's office reports significant financial management issues in the Shelby County Clerk’s Office, necessitating state intervention.

A crash in Mississippi killed one and injured four on Highway 302 after a Dodge Ram and a Honda Accord collided.

Tennessee lawmakers pursue legislation to hold parents financially responsible for their children's crimes with fines up to $1,000 for repeat offenses.

A man and a juvenile were hospitalized following an early morning shooting on New Willow Road in East Memphis, with an ongoing police investigation focusing on a white SUV related to the incident.

A woman was carjacked at a South Memphis gas station, with the thieves stealing her BMW. Memphis Police seek public help to identify the suspects caught on video.

Shelby County's DA updates on a crime initiative focusing on stringent measures against repeat violent offenders and ensuring bail amounts reflect the seriousness of crimes.

The article describes the variable spring weather forecast for Memphis, with temperatures ranging from highs of 71°F to lows around 40°F, and conditions including sun, showers, and gusty winds throughout the week.

Tennessee's "Rock Doc" was sentenced to 20 years for illegally prescribing opioids, some to pregnant women and others he had inappropriate relations with.

Megan Thee Stallion announces her "Hot Girl Summer Tour" starting May 30 in Memphis, with rapper GloRilla as a guest. Tickets go on sale soon, and the tour marks Megan's first headlining global arena tour.

Comcast customers in Memphis experienced internet outages caused by a severed fiber line from industrial mowing equipment. The outage also affected city services and prompted an apology from Comcast. Restoration was expected by day's end.

Kyle Rittenhouse's scheduled speech at the University of Memphis stirred controversy, with some criticizing the event relating to Second Amendment rights and Black Lives Matter, while others defended free speech principles.