The Memphis Tigers are preparing for spring football with high hopes amid the new 12-team college playoff system, seeking to build on last season's 10-win record.

An Uber driver led police on a high-speed chase with a passenger inside in Memphis, resulting in aggravated kidnapping and other charges against the driver.

A Memphis caregiver is charged with aggravated assault after throwing boiling water on her disabled, deaf patient.

The Memphis City Council is investigating MLGW's customer late-fee structure, while MLGW seeks community feedback on its services and future plans through meetings and surveys.

A University of Memphis student was robbed of her French bulldog in a daylight incident on campus, with the armed suspect fleeing in a blue Mustang. Authorities seek information.

Burglars stole $300,000 worth of items from a Memphis home, evading capture despite security footage. Meanwhile, in Central Contra Costa County, a man was caught for similar burglaries after a high-speed chase.

The Memphis City Council is set to discuss tenant-landlord rights, with tenant advocates pushing for stronger protections and rent control, amidst stories of unfair evictions and poor living conditions.

A Memphis podiatrist, Nathan Lucas, was convicted of a $4 million fraud scheme, billing for unnecessary foot bath treatments to Medicare and TennCare. He faces a potential 50-year prison term.

Tennessee Senator Brent Taylor sponsors two bills targeting juvenile crime: one holds parents financially liable for their children's offenses, and the other allows certain juveniles to be tried in criminal court. Both await the Governor's signature.

The National Weather Service warns of elevated fire risks in Tennessee due to gusty winds and low humidity, advising residents to use caution with outdoor burning.

A driver died after crashing into a home in Memphis, while another man and a pedestrian were killed in separate road accidents. Police investigations are ongoing.

Ongoing I-55 bridge construction impacts Memphis to Arkansas commute, requiring alternative routes and patience until March 24th closure end. Traffic congestion and delays are expected to affect daily travel and truck deliveries.

The University of Memphis is starting a $220 million renovation of Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium, with phase one beginning in May. The project, set to complete by 2026, is funded by state, private, and university sources.