Lydian Kennin

The Memphis Museum of Science and History’s (MoSH) Memphis Proud Drag Show & Dance Party was canceled Friday night, right after it was scheduled to begin at 7 p.m., police say.

A Kroger employee who was shot last September when a gunman opened fire inside the grocery chain’s Collierville location has filed a multi-million dollar lawsuit against the company alleging that gross negligence allowed the deadly mass shooting.

The victim who says she was raped by Eliza Fletcher’s alleged killer 11 months ago filed a lawsuit on Tuesday against the City of Memphis for failing to investigate the 2021 case and subsequently failing to prevent Fletcher’s death.

Collierville police are looking for four suspects accused of stealing a new car from a Mercedes-Benz dealership on Thursday after two held an employee at gunpoint.

A state veterinarian has issued a statewide emergency response and an immediate halt to poultry shows, exhibitions, and sales due to a highly pathogenic strain of bird flu reported in a West Tennessee flock.

Ezekiel Kelly, 19, is in custody after a frightening several hours across the city of Memphis.

In a coordinated effort with Memphis officers of Homeland Security, Memphis FBI, and the Shelby County Multi-Agency Gang Unit, police have arrested and charged 18-year-old Reginald Williams for terrorist threats made on social media.

Mid-South police departments are looking into a video circulating in the community of a group of men making threats to shoot citizens.

Authorities confirmed a body was found in South Memphis, but no confirmation of the crime scene being related to Eliza Fletcher’s disappearance.

A large police presence has emerged at Chestnut Avenue and Victor Street where police confirmed a body has been found.

Two defendants named in a federal lawsuit against Rockstar Cheer are companies based in Memphis.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee says the state’s controversial Education Savings Account (ESA) trial program has been a success so far.

A Fox Meadows man was convicted on Friday of raping an 81-year-old woman who lived in the same neighborhood and had previously hired him to do yard work and other chores, said Shelby County District Attorney General Amy Weirich.

Bartlett police have charged a man with aggravated assault after being able to identify him after he left his wallet in a stolen car that he abandoned after wrecking into a field.

The canine burn victim “Riona” underwent the first of many skin expander surgeries on Thursday.

The Memphis Fire Department says one firefighter died following a crash in South Memphis Wednesday night.

A City Watch Alert has been issued for Katherine Rinehart, 95, who was dropped off at the front door of the Lucille McWherter Senior Center Friday morning for her daily activities by her caregiver.

The man accused of stabbing a mother and her 14-year-old son to death in Raleigh is back in Memphis after he was arrested by Arkansas State Troopers two weeks ago.

A Tennessee man has been sentenced to three decades in prison for abusing a young girl for several years.

Family of the young boy who was struck while crossing East Parkway on Wednesday say he did not survive his injuries.

A Nutbush-area man saw his bond increased to $150,000 after prosecutors played a tape in court on which he threatened to shoot reporters if “they come to his home again,” said Shelby County District Attorney Amy Weirich.

Members of the activist-art collective INDECLINE strung up a 40-by-40-foot banner on the abandoned United Equipment tower overnight, calling on citizens to “Aid and Abet Abortion.”

The Tennessee Titans will host its first-ever Memphis Youth Football Camp at Christian Brothers High School on Saturday, the team announced.

Ashley Coffield, CEO of Planned Parenthood of Tennessee and North Mississippi, released a statement in response to Friday’s executive order by President Biden to protect access to abortion.