Showers and storms will fade this evening. Record highs likely on Monday!

In the latest investigative special conducted by WREG, the team looks at the unsolved case of Ricarda Tillman-Lockett. A mother who, nearly two decades ago, clocked out of work and was never seen again.

WREG Investigators look deeper into her case and speak with a local prosecutor who said the case is still at the forefront of his mind.

In the latest investigative special conducted by WREG, the team looks at the unsolved case of Chadric Johnson. A Memphis father who tragically shot and killed in front of his nine-year-old son in 2022.

WREG Investigators sat down with Johnson's mother who said while she misses her son everyday, she's doing all that she can to keep his memory alive.

In this WREG investigative special, investigators take a look at three unsolved cases that have law enforcement and the community searching for answers after all these years.

Coming up at 10, WREG Investigators take a look at how local clergy are getting to see police work up close and personal.

A court affidavit identified the two Booker T. Washington High School students who were killed in a broad-daylight shooting in South Memphis.

A man is facing five attempted murder charges after Memphis Police said he shot at multiple people on Saturday.

April Thompson recaps what took place in the trial against three former MPD officers accused of beating Tyre Nichols to death.

Warm conditions to start the week, but cooler conditions are only a few days away.

Airing On Monday, April 28, WREG Investigators have put together about three unsolved cases in Memphis that have stuck in the minds of both law enforcement and the community. This teaser gives a quick look at each case that'll be discussed.

Oak Court Mall, once a premier East Memphis shopping destination, will be demolished, and plans are being filed for a new development at 4465 Poplar.

The historic Clayborn Temple in downtown Memphis, a landmark with ties to Dr. Martin Luther King and the Civil Rights movement, caught on fire early Monday morning.

The state calls its first witness, RowVaughn Wells, who is Tyre Nichols' mother.