General Motors workers across the country remain on strike Tuesday morning after contract negotiations between GM and United Auto Workers Union went on through the night.

This comes just after the company recently announced it had filed for bankruptcy last week.

For the first time in three years, the Redbirds aren’t playing in the AAA National Championship game. Instead, AutoZone Park will play host to two other teams.

The Super Gage has been mounted on the American Queen steamboat in efforts to help protect the Mississippi River.

Police in Helena-West Helena say they are investigating a robbery Saturday in which the suspect wore a gorilla mask and an other robbery Monday in which the suspect wore a "Scream" mask. Investigators haven't said if they believe the robberies are connected.

West Memphis Police Department took a man into custody after they said he was holding eight people hostage.

General Motors workers in Memphis are joining nearly 50,000 others across the country in the largest strike in 12 years.

Huddle House is based out of Atlanta and will manage Perkins out of its headquarters there. The restaurants will continue to run as separate entities.

Cametrione and Justin Brown welcomed their 9 pound 11 ounce baby at a Tennessee hospital on 9/11 at 9:11.

West Memphis voters have voted in favor of a proposed property tax increase to build two new junior high schools.

Two people were killed when a cargo plane crashed in Toledo, Ohio early Wednesday morning.

It was the first local screening of the show for an invite-only audience.

William “Chester” Cole, 63, was pronounced dead at the scene. At least eight children were injured in the crash, including Cole’s granddaughter who was also a passenger, according to his family.

Derek Carlock, 18, was among the three students who is being charged with possession of a handgun on school property.

The crash happened before 8 a.m. near Highway 72 and Whippoorwill Road. According to the Mississippi Highway Patrol, the driver, Chester Cole, died at the scene.

Memphis Police Department arrested a man they said opened fire on workers at a fast food restaurant.

Authorities are working to pull the SUV out of the river. Meanwhile, investigators are trying to determine how or why it happened.

Fred's, Inc. announced Monday that it filed for chapter 11 bankruptcy.

A statement from the Tunica Sheriff’s Office says a gray Chevy Suburban driven by 29-year-old Symphony Wilson crashed around 10 a.m. Sunday morning.

Shelby County Sheriff’s Office deputies need help locating a red-tail boa constrictor that was stolen from the Delta Fair.

Doctor Ted Strom, 62, was a pathologist at the Memphis Veterans Affairs Medical Center.

Friday morning, 15 World War II veterans boarded a plane to go back to the sites where the Battle of the Bulge was fought.

The $10 million magnet will help scientists at St. Jude student DNA and biochemistry.

On the day of testing, park officials say toxin levels were in the EPA’s non-harmful range for humans but it could be dangerous for dogs because they are more likely to ingest the water.

A center that serves the Mid-South’s visually impaired is closing its doors.

Memphis barbecue legend Nick Vergos has died, according to family.

The announcement came shortly after Walmart made a similar announcement saying the stores would end the sale some of guns ammunition.

More than 1,400 flights have been canceled as Hurricane Dorian continues its path to the United States.

For the first time in 93 years the the famous Peabody Hotel fountain is out of service and in need of repair.

According to state officials, the amount sold surpassed 1,000 pounds on Friday.