The City Watch for 16-year-old Monterrica Johnson has been canceled.

The Shelby County District Attorney’s Office has started a new Community Justice Program in hopes of keeping offenders from re-offending and honoring victims.

The Tennessee Bureau of Investigation has issued an Amber Alert for a missing 9-year-old boy.

A Mid-South priest has tested positive for coronavirus following a retreat.

On Saturday, several organizations, along with city and county government leaders, teamed up to host the Unity Walk Against Gun Violence.

The Holiday Season is upon us, but for some -- especially at-risk foster youth, this time of year can be difficult.

The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office has welcomed 23 new deputies to the department.

A brand new cafe is coming to the Frayser community where people can get healthy food for free.

The University of Memphis is moving forward with a multi-million dollar student housing development on the Park Avenue campus.

The Memphis tradition is back! Tickets are now on sale for Zoo Lights at the Memphis Zoo.

Officers with the Memphis Police Department are searching for a missing woman that was last seen in North Memphis.

An important deadline is coming up for some MLGW customers. Disabled and elderly customers can apply to prevent their power from getting disconnected during the winter.

Over 5,000 veterans have battled COVID-19 in the Mid-South, according to the Department of Veterans Affairs. More than 230 have died from the virus.

Officers with the Memphis Police Department are searching for a missing 59-year-old woman.

Churches across west Tennessee have come together to give away gift cards to local veterans.

While the mobile pantries have been free this year because of the pandemic, that will change soon.

Shelby County is averaging about 300 new COVID-19 cases a day. On Tuesday, the new 24-hour case count was at 691.

The city of Germantown now joining a growing group of leaders urging Tennessee Governor Bill Lee to pass a statewide mask mandate.

Nearly three dozen dogs getting a new lease on life after being rescued from a Memphis home.

More than a dozen organizations involved in health care, social services and criminal justice are asking the community for help.

A local organization is stepping up after a 12-year-old boy was shot and killed in Memphis last week.

Attendees of the Shelby Co. Delegation Virtual Annual Legislative Retreat were shocked Monday morning after their meeting was hacked.

Dozens of dogs are looking for a home after they were rescued by Memphis Animal Services.

On Monday, dozens of contestants will compete to become the next Miss USA at Graceland.

The Tennessee Department of Health has identified more than 3,000 new COVID-19 cases and five additional deaths as of Sunday.

Tennessee COVID-19 cases are on the rise again with more than 5,071 new cases and 49 deaths reported since Friday. This addition brings the state’s total to more than 278,000.

Oprah’s list of “Favorite Things for 2020” officially dropped Friday, and a designer chocolate made in Memphis made the list.

The event features performances from Kirk Franklin, CeCe Winans, Drew & Ellie Holcomb and more, plus inspirational messages from civil rights icon Dr. John Perkins and past speakers and supporters.

Mississippi Blvd. Christian Church, along with other community organizations, has planned the second annual MemFeast to feed the homeless this Thanksgiving. But, there will be changes because of the pandemic.

This morning the two groups held a press conference, they hope this new partnership can be part of the solution to keep children and people in the community safe.

A Memphis chocolatier has been added to this year’s Oprah’s Favorite Things holiday gift list.

Officers with the Memphis Police Department are searching for a missing 19-year-old woman.

Officers with the Memphis Police Department are searching for a missing 59-year-old man.

Donate now through Dec. 4 to the 2019 WMC Holiday Food Drive benefiting the Mid-South Food Bank.

The coronavirus pandemic has caused another major event to be canceled.

As part of an effort to “Reimagine Policing in Memphis,” Strickland created an advisory council to move forward with phase 2.

The uncertainty surrounding Tuesday’s presidential election has led to an increase in anxiety amid fears of potential civil unrest in cities across the nation.

A Memphis-based tech program has received a $50,000 donation from Verizon to help kids continue to learn about computer science.

Here in the Mid-South, families have a chance to celebrate Halloween following COVID-19 guidelines.

The Memphis Flyer’s “Best of Memphis” celebration, recognizing the greatest people, places and things in the Bluff City, will still happen but with a twist.

The Memphis Botanic Garden is getting ready for the Christmas season!

It’s officially time to break out the Halloween candy if you haven’t already.

At the height of Hurricane Zeta’s onslaught, one Hancock County couple had the scare of a lifetime.

For the past seven years, Arnell Morris has slipped into his City of Memphis firefighter/paramedic uniform and rushed to help citizens here in the Bluff City.

Downtown Dining Week kicks off Sunday in Memphis. Dozens of restaurants and bars will be participating, but it is sure to be different from past years.

The Downtown Memphis Commission has announced two key projects are coming to the Bluff City.

Health leaders are offering drive-thru coronavirus testing in Millington this weekend.

Malco Theatres is offering a special treat on Halloween.

Zombies are among us, sort of. Memphis has a lot of old trees that may seem alive, but they are actually rotting. It could cause some problems for homeowners.

Inmates in Hardeman County are striving to continue their education while being incarcerated.

First responders with the Lafayette County Fire Department and Lafayette County EMA are ready to combat Hurricane Zeta.

Although TV and film productions set in Memphis were at a standstill new projects are in the works.

Investigators are searching for information after vehicles at three Memphis fire stations were targeted by vandals overnight.

The Baptist Women’s Health Center’s mobile mammography unit will be offering mammograms in Memphis this week.

Shelby County Schools has extended the deadline for families to pick a learning option for January.

Officers with the Memphis Police Department are searching for a missing and endangered child.

Bobby White posted a Facebook video with 6-year-old Sam telling everyone to dream big as he raps careers from A to Z.

“Ida B. Wells worked in this area! All up and down Beale Street,” said Dr. LaSimba Gray Jr., member of the Memphis Memorial Committee. “In fact she had an office in this church, this very church. She also attended church here.”