A man was fatally shot and a woman injured in a shooting on Chelsea Avenue in Uptown Memphis. Police are searching for two suspects and encourage the public to provide any information to Crime Stoppers.

New shops and eateries, including Daiso and Barnes & Noble, are opening in Germantown, with others like Chipotle, Starbucks, and Josephine Estelle in development.

Main Event Entertainment in Memphis faces a liquor license suspension by TABC after two shootings, with authorities seeking full revocation due to public safety concerns.

Art Davis has been named acting CEO of Memphis River Parks Partnership following Carol Coletta's departure, while a national search for a permanent CEO is conducted.

Macy's is closing its Oak Court Mall store in Memphis as part of a strategy to shut down underperforming locations, leaving one remaining Macy's in the city.

The Knifebird Wine Bar in Memphis has permanently closed, citing financial strain and intense demands. The Public Bistro also announced its closure shortly after. Both establishments were part of the Cooper-Young dining scene.

A mother was killed and her child injured in a road rage shooting in Hardin County, and 42-year-old Clint Newton has been charged with second-degree murder.

A Coahoma County Deputy Coroner, Markeith Mosley, has been arrested on charges of embezzling government funds by misusing a county fuel card for personal purchases.

Houston's in East Memphis has closed due to staffing and safety concerns, with crimes reported nearby. It also faces a lawsuit over alleged racial profiling.

FedEx is laying off an undisclosed number of employees as part of a cost reduction strategy. The company has not detailed the roles affected or the support provided to those laid off.

The first Buc-ee's in West Tennessee broke ground in Fayette County, projected to open in 2026 with numerous amenities including 120 gas pumps and 71 restrooms.

West Memphis is set to receive a Buc-ee's convenience store and a $3 billion data-processing center, bringing a projected 250 jobs and economic growth to the city.

Memphis police are searching for a woman who used a stolen credit card to make $28,000 in purchases, including a high-end lawn mower, at a local Home Depot.