Two teens were arrested in Lakeland for 22 car burglaries at an apartment complex, with the 18-year-old facing multiple charges. A third, unrelated teen was also detained.

A man is critically injured in a shooting at Serenity Towers in Memphis, and the Memphis Police Department is investigating without a suspect yet. Residents express concern over increasing violence in the area.

Judge Melissa Boyd is facing potential bond revocation after failing drug tests for cocaine and alcohol, with a trial set for April 24 on charges including coercion and harassment. Her failed tests came despite recent treatment.

Memphis businesses, especially in Whitehaven, face a crime surge, leading some like Trap Fusion's co-owner to consider relocation. Local measures include a proposed ski mask ban for safety.

Nighte Pickering from Memphis 901 FC is selected for the U.S. U-19 National Team camp in Morocco to play friendlies against England and the host nation.

A shooting in Midtown Memphis injured three, with two in critical condition. Police have not identified suspects; local authorities seek community help.

The National Weather Service issued a dense fog advisory for regions including Memphis, warning of reduced visibility during morning commutes until 9 AM CDT.

Germantown announces daily lane closures on Germantown Road for storm drain pipe installation, affecting traffic from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. starting March 18.

Angela Kate, a beloved giraffe at the Memphis Zoo, died after an accident in her exhibit, leading to the difficult decision to euthanize her due to severe injuries.

Three people were shot in Memphis's Cherokee neighborhood following an argument, leaving two men in critical condition and a woman stable. The suspects remain at large.

A group of 20 women will cycle 500 miles to raise funds for the West Cancer Foundation, supporting cancer patient care.

A 16-year-old girl died after an 'accidental shooting' in Memphis near Wooddale High School, with discussions sparked about gun safety. No charges filed yet.

The Tennessee General Assembly committee voted unanimously to remove Shelby County Judge Melissa Boyd after professional misconduct, including substance abuse and criminal charges. Her removal awaits a joint legislative session.