Friday is the kick-off to early voting in the Memphis Municipal election and people are making their way to the polls in hopes of making positive changes in Bluff City.

If the east tower elevator at Serenity Towers is not repaired by the end of the day, then those “at risk” must be relocated either to a hotel or the third floor and below, a judge told the managers Tuesday.

Agents with the West Tennessee Drug Task Force reportedly seized over 200 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop on I-40.

Mid-South residents are taking a stand against crime by bringing their neighborhoods closer together as part of the National Night Out campaign, which aims to help build community trust with each other and law enforcement.

A woman and two children were sent to the hospital after a crash in Whitehaven Tuesday.

Bond was revoked Tuesday for a former Tipton County teacher accused of child rape and coercion of a witness.

Morant in the mix

A former judge wants answers after she received a more than $66,000 utility bill from Memphis Light, Gas and Water.

Memphis In May lost $3.5 million in 2023, organizers say

Bond was revoked Tuesday for a former Tipton County teacher accused of child rape and coercion of a witness.

A big cooldown coming later this week!

Christian Brothers University is taking “extraordinary means” to balance a budget deficit of up to $7 million, which could result in cuts to faculty, departments and majors.

A group of students known as the Memphis Thirteen were honored at Gordon Achievement Academy on Tuesday morning.