A Reedy & Company property manager was arrested after his employer says he diverted more than $37,000 in tenant rent payments.

A state WARN notice says GXO will lay off 185 workers at 5295 Logistics Drive in Memphis, with separations planned for April 3 and May 31. Local rapid‑response teams will coordinate services for affected employees.

Sunny and mild Friday with highs near 60, then light showers late Friday night. Temperatures drop below freezing Sunday and Monday mornings.

Memphis International will double pickup fees for taxis and rideshares starting April 1. Travelers should expect higher app charges at the curb.

The Tennessee Senate advanced SB2423 to replace a Red 40 restriction with a ban on any artificial food dye in school nutrition programs, with implementation tied to 2027 contracts.

A Frayser chase ended in a crash with an 11-year-old inside; court records say troopers clocked the car near 100 mph. The driver was booked downtown.

Nearly two years after 19‑year‑old Maalik Cade was found shot in South Memphis, his mother Deborah Golden continues to press police while CrimeStoppers offers a reward. The family says they still hope a tip will break the case open.

A Shelby County judge will sentence Latoshia Daniels Thursday after a jury convicted her of second‑degree murder in the 2019 Collierville shooting that killed pastor Brodes Perry.

Court records say a Memphis teacher gave a 14-year-old an iPad and later was found in nude photos on that device, prompting an investigation.

A Crockett County jury convicted Antonio Pewitte of attempted voluntary manslaughter and aggravated assault after an October ambush at a Bells workplace.

A man was critically injured in a shooting at Mill Creek Apartments in Whitehaven Wednesday night. Memphis Police say no suspect information is available and the investigation is ongoing.

The city posted the first public draft of a zoning map tied to Memphis 3.0 and is asking residents to review parcel‑level changes. Neighborhood groups have already raised concerns.

TDOT is expanding its HELP service to rural interstates this spring, promising more than 870 miles of coverage by summer to speed response and help stranded motorists.