A Tennessee bill would have given Shelby County suburbs voting seats on the MLGW board — supporters called it fair, but the measure stalled in committee.

After years of mediated bargaining, FedEx pilots and the company reached a tentative deal that would boost hourly pay about 40% in 2026 and deliver sizable retroactive checks. The pact must clear the pilot council and a ratification vote first.

3 Guys Pizza Pies is opening a third storefront at Wedgewood Commons in Olive Branch. Renovations are underway and an official opening date has not been announced.

A Cordova couple says a sinkhole has hollowed their backyard and swallowed fence panels while they await a city inspection to determine responsibility.

A judge found probable cause and bound Corey Lurry to state court on first‑degree murder and firearm charges after a September 2025 Heights shooting.

House passes an amended bill to bar surprise ambulance balance billing while the Senate committee stalls. The proposal sets payment rules and penalties to protect patients and providers.

Two men were shot Tuesday night in Whitehaven; one was taken to the hospital in critical condition and police say they have no suspect information yet.

Three juveniles allegedly turned a Nature's Earth yard into a crash scene, causing roughly $30,000 in damage and prompting juvenile summonses for felony vandalism.

A vendor switch has left about $1.6 billion in child support payments unprocessed, leaving Memphis families short on essentials.

Raising Cane’s opens April 13 at 7750 Winchester Road with a ribbon-cutting, live performances and giveaways for early customers. Expect a full morning of freebies and community fanfare.

The House finance committee advanced a revised voucher expansion to a 35,000 cap and removed a contentious immigration‑status reporting rule, shifting the fight to cost and prioritization.

A Shelby County judge ordered Keveon Black back into custody on April 7 after prosecutors said he was arrested twice in 2026, prompting bond revocation in a pending second‑degree murder case.

Newly sworn-in Osceola police chief is under review after a viral clip appears to show him striking a man in a wheelchair.