Brandon Richard

Memphis Police Department reported shots were fired in the area of I-240 and I-40 before 7 a.m.

As the temperatures begin to fall, experts say now is the time to start thinking about how to weatherize your home.

As work continues at the Silo Square development, city officials are discussing the possibility of putting a pedestrian bridge over Getwell Road, to link the site to Snowden Grove Park, which is located across the street.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), about 100 people a day learn they have HIV. But it's new cases of chlamydia, gonorrhea and syphilis doctors are most concerned about. The CDC calls it a "growing threat."

This week Memphis area colleges released annual reports about crime on campus.

Seven Shelby County charter schools will be forced to close at the end of this school year after landing on a list for low-performance.

Memphis police officers and citizens are once again joining forces for a flag football league.

Thousands of people braved the heat and humidity Saturday to attend the Cooper-Young Festival in Midtown.

Shelby County commissioners will hold their first full meeting of the new term Monday, and they will elect a new chairperson.

A Memphis police officer who was hit by a suspected drunk driver earlier this summer is improving at an out-of-state rehab facility.

From prisoner of war to running for president, Arizona Sen. John McCain leaves behind a long and historic legacy.

On Tuesday night, the Shelby County Board of Education approved nine new charter schools, bringing the total number of charter schools within the district to 63, far more than any other district.

Two men accused of kidnapping an Olive Branch teenager will have their case heard by a DeSoto County grand jury.

Time to pay up--that's what the Shelby County leaders will tell local Airbnb operators if a proposed new tax passes Monday.

Shelby County's longest-serving commissioner is stepping down at the end of this month after nearly 45 years.

Just three weeks remain before eight Shelby County Commissioners leave office, including one member who has served since the early 1970s.

Many Mid-South children are back to school Monday, with the area's two largest school districts starting back up in DeSoto and Shelby County.

Twelve years after fire burned its sanctuary to the ground the First United Methodist Church in Downtown Memphis held its first Sunday service in the new sanctuary.

Election day has come and gone, and several news faces will soon be part of the Shelby County government.

A state inspection report from inside the Hardeman County Jail cites the need for jailers to be more consistent when checking on inmates.