A state representative is looking to get legislation passed making it easier to recall elected officials in light of ongoing issues at the Shelby County Clerk's office.

Turning rainy and windy late Thursday. Chief Meteorologist Tyler Eliasen has all the details.

A Mid-South family still healing after losing a loved one less than two weeks ago has found a way to spark hope and keep a number of children warm this winter.

Tennessee State Senator Brent Taylor is blasting the decision by a Memphis judge to release an 18-year-old charged in the shooting death of a Memphis teenager without bond.

A man who went walking in his Midtown neighborhood holding an assault-style rifle told Memphis Police he was carrying the weapon because “Memphis is a dangerous place.”

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A 15-year-old and a 14-year-old were taken into custody after a police chase in Dyersburg, Tennessee, on Sunday.

However, police say both teens were issued a juvenile citation and released to a parent due to the McDowell Detention Center reporting they were at full capacity and unable to accept them.

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Civil Rights attorney Ben Crump returned to Memphis Wednesday to represent the family of a teenager who died after a stay at Youth Villages.

Latest inspection for troubled Serenity Towers apartments

Local law enforcement has a privacy warning for iPhone users about a new feature in the iOS 17 update called NameDrop that's defaulted to ON. iFix Memphis operating partner Alexander Buehler show us how to turn off this potentially risky feature in just 10 seconds.

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