The Germantown Board of Alderman approved a disaster declaration after last week’s flooding.

A local professor is now offering a unique perspective to the unrest in Frayser after a 20-year-old was shot and killed by U.S. Marshals Wednesday night.

After a 20-year-old was killed by U.S. Marshals and 36 officers were injured in the chaos afterward, the Frayser community is looking to heal.

The new Johnny Cash statue was unveiled in Cooper-Young Wednesday.

Memphis Tiger basketball has been a part of the fabric of the Bluff City for nearly 100 years. Now, the Pink Palace is hoping you still have some of that fabric for a new exhibit.

Cleanup from last week's flash flooding continues from Germantown to Olive Branch, where the flood waters forced some city officials out of their offices.

After an uptick in firearm injuries from 2017, the hospital teamed up with local organizations to end community violence.

It's been less than one year since the Watchful Eyes Neighborhood Association in the Graceland area raised money to install its first SkyCop camera in the neighborhood, and now residents are gearing up to do it again.

Governor Bill Lee came to Memphis Wednesday to speak at the 9th annual National Suicide and the Black Church Conference.

The Crosstown Arts Artist Residency program pays for housing and meals five days a week. Artists also get the chance to participate in networking events throughout the year.

Plans for a potential museum and gift shop at Aretha Franklin’s birth home in Memphis are moving forward.

Funeral arrangements are now set for the late owner of one historic soul food restaurant.

Residents in Midtown, Binghampton, and Berclair are seeing a change on their streets.

The Plan Your Parks Program kicked off on Monday.

The owner of a historic soul food restaurant in South Memphis has passed away.

After sitting empty for 18 years, the Universal Life Insurance building is back open and ready to welcome Memphis entrepreneurs.

The City of Germantown reports the recycling processing facility is once again up and running.

Chef Kelly English surprised fans of Fino's by re-opening the much-loved Midtown eatery one day earlier than scheduled.

Craig Brewer's “Hustle and Flow” brought the owner of Fuel Cafe to Memphis. Now it might be "Bluff City Law" that will keep him and his family here.

Many residents are feeling the effects of the fire at a recycling plant.

The city council has voted in favor of a Beale Street Bucks extension.

Orion Federal Credit Union is moving its headquarters into the former Wonder Bread building on Monroe Avenue in Memphis.

MAS is full in nearly every cat kennel in the building and they’re struggling to find space for the cats and kittens still coming in.

Submit tips, search warrants or locate a point of contact through the new app.

Loved ones, friends and community members celebrated the life of a beloved South Memphis pastor Saturday. First Baptist Broad Church was filled, with hardly a seat left empty.

A first of its kind event is attempting to help Memphians get unique access to officials involved in law enforcement and criminal justice.

The community is rallying around a recent Collierville high school graduate who is coping with a devastating loss.

The Pink Palace Museum is debuting a new exhibit at the Mallory-Neely and Woodruff-Fontaine Houses.

A kitten is now safe after being rescued from a wall inside of a home.

Visit Willow Park June 9 from 1 to 5 p.m. The fun includes jumpers for the kids, a dunk tank and even a mechanical bull!

Baby season is still in full swing at this Memphis Zoo.

All 56 state parks are providing free hikes Saturday, June 1 for National Trails Day.

This month's Mid-South Hero is more than a mom and teacher. Stephanie Jones is a guiding light for the blind and visually impaired in Memphis.

The City of Memphis has led Manhood University for the last three years, providing different life skills for men. Now, an equivalent program is being offered for women.

A community comes together to honor the legacy of Ms. Jean, a homeless woman who touched the hearts of many.

With Magnolia Elementary closing and students moving to the new Alcy Elementary, Memphis Athletic Ministries management says changes need to be made.

Thousands of St. Jude families credit the life-saving work of doctors, nurses and scientists with not only saving their lives, but also supporting them on the road to recovery.

Veterans and fallen heroes were honored in a three mile run at Overton Park Monday.

Le Bonheur Children's Hospital is teaming up with the Mid-South Bank for their annual cereal drive.

A beloved pastor and community activist in the South Memphis area passed away Saturday.

The Bluff City will now be a part of the Guinness Book of World Records.

Memphis Pastor Ralph White of Bloomfield Baptist Church has died.

Their secret weapon is the new Memphis sign by Young Blood Studios revealed Wednesday.

This Memorial Day weekend marks four years since the murder of 26-year-old Sergeant Calvin Wilhite.

Instead of the fourth annual 901 Fest, Memphis in May is stepping up the festivities in honor of the Bluff City's 200th birthday.

The heat has arrived, which means it is time for the City of Memphis to open pools.

Memphis Police say 12 overdoses have been reported within 24 hours. Heroin and pills are two of the drugs that officers say were used in these cases.

YMCA hosted the official kick off for their “Y in the Fly” program Thursday in Frayser.

The prom is free and includes food, prizes and live music by Memphis favorite The Garry Coin Group.

The City of Memphis will begin opening outdoor pools for the summer starting Saturday.

The city of Memphis has taken the next step to build a new Ed Rice Community Center.

A new exhibition center is opening at Graceland this weekend.

The Memphis Botanic Garden Foundation Inc. has elected new officers to lead its board members.

Tom Lee Park serves a much bigger purpose than being a great place in Downtown Memphis with a spectacular view.

The official ribbon-cutting for the newest Memphis sign happened Wednesday on Mud Island.

More than $144,000 worth of juice purchased with taxpayer money spoiled at the Mid-South Food Bank last year.

Residents and community members gathered Wednesday to celebrate 100 years of the historic Orange Mound Community.

May 22 marks the official 200th birthday of Memphis, Tennessee, and the city is offering a number of ways to celebrate the bicentennial.