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

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.

MATA extended its zero‑fare pilot 45 days, keeping buses, trolleys and paratransit free through March 31 as officials study ridership and budget impacts.

MPO and local lists identify the Memphis roads and intersections with the highest collision totals, from I‑240/Walnut Grove to Stage & Kirby Whitten in Bartlett.

Dublin‑based STG Logistics has leased a Getwell Road warehouse to handle Amazon cross‑docking, adding capacity to Memphis’ logistics corridor near the airport.

Several MATA board seats remain unfilled months after five commissioners quit, leaving oversight thin and service reliability in question. Trustees and city leaders are filling the gap.

Crews in Millington have improved travel conditions post-winter weather, making major roads accessible. Residents are warned of potential refreezing and urged to travel cautiously.

FedEx filed plans for a 1.6-million-square-foot "Hercules" sorting center at Memphis International that would link to its new sort building via an elevated bridge.

A winter storm left an 18‑wheeler jackknifed at Rosemark & Mulberry in Atoka and collapsed a Somerville barn, leaving crews to contend with icy roads.

Tipton County offices, including the justice chambers, will be closed next Monday and Tuesday, with some court dates rescheduled. Call provided numbers for new appointments.

A major gas line break between Ripley and Blue Mountain forced crews to work into the night and left some residents without service while repairs continue.

Shelbyville Police warn on Facebook of hazardous road conditions due to snow and ice, urging residents to travel with caution and avoid non-essential trips.

DeSoto County activated an inclement weather policy as icy bridges and overpasses made travel hazardous. Drivers in minor, injury‑free crashes can exchange info and file reports later at the Hernando sheriff's office.