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Memphis: One critical in Soulsville neighborhood shooting | June 22

Memphis police are investigating a shooting in the Soulsville neighborhood that left one person in critical condition, while a new Tennessee law shifts sales tax revenue to local governments, affecting Memphis suburbs. TJ Hardaway announced his bid for his father’s congressional seat, as the city faces thunderstorms and heatwave conditions.

Memphis: Warm weekend ahead with storms possible Friday night in Memphis. | June 21

Memphis: Thunderstorms possible late Friday in Memphis as National Weather Service issues warnings, while the city mourns James Sanders Jr., a community leader, and pays tribute to late producer Tay Keith. Local news also covers Tennessee Lottery results for June 20.

Memphis: MPD Officer Killed in Off-Duty Car Crash | June 20

Memphis police are investigating a fatal off-duty car crash in South Memphis that killed an MPD officer and a separate crash in Southeast Memphis that left one person injured, following a series of traffic incidents. Memphis-Shelby County Schools also filed a lawsuit against Tennessee over the state takeover of the district, arguing it violates constitutional rights.

Memphis: Rain expected to fall across the Mid-South over next few days | June 19

Memphis: A storm system brings rain to the Mid-South with a 7% chance of precipitation, while a lawsuit challenges Tennessee’s new MSCS oversight board over convention center governance. Memphis restaurants celebrate summer with fresh seafood at the Riverfront and innovative seasonal menus.

Memphis: Severe weather threatens Memphis with strong winds Wednesday. | June 18

Memphis officials warn of severe weather including winds over 50 mph and possible hail as a storm system approaches the Mid-South. The city also highlights its progress in removing lead service lines, having replaced over 1,200 lines to improve drinking water safety.

Memphis: Two killed in murder-suicide near University of Memphis | June 17

Memphis police confirm a murder-suicide near the University of Memphis campus left two dead, prompting increased patrols. State lawmakers pass legislation reshaping Memphis' local governance, sparking debates over state control and city autonomy.

Memphis: State takeover of Memphis schools could lead to more closures | June 16

Memphis faces potential school closures as state takes over Memphis Public Schools, raising concerns over budget cuts and resource shortages. Two meat processing plants, including a major Memphis-based company, are closing, impacting over 400 jobs and signaling economic uncertainty in the region.

Memphis: Tragic shooting leaves family in critical condition, TBI investigates. | June 15

Memphis: Law enforcement investigates a deadly shooting in West Tennessee involving a 1-year-old, an 11-year-old, and their mother; Memphis officials pause a data center project over environmental and regulatory concerns.

Memphis: Severe weather threatens Memphis and the Mid-South today. | June 14

Memphis residents should prepare for severe weather with tornado alerts and high winds expected late Friday and overnight, while city officials announce Frayser High School’s name and new school expansion plans. The Local Wire also highlights a nostalgic look at Memphis in 2006 through The Commercial Appeal’s archival photos.

Memphis: Flash flood warning issued for eastern Shelby County | June 13

Memphis faces a flash flood warning in eastern Shelby County due to heavy rain, while a pedestrian fatality in Whitehaven prompts a review of traffic safety. Local obituaries honor Katrina Page, Robert Beck, and Russell Taylor, who contributed significantly to Memphis’ cultural and civic life.

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