A warrant has been issued for the suspect accused of firing shots at Memphis police officers in downtown Memphis. Memphis ...

The Memphis Police Department has identified and issued a warrant for the man wanted for firing shots at officers in Downtown ...

Deputy Chief Hines confirmed that a group of people was seen leaving the scene in three separate cars, with at least three ...

A man was seriously injured in a shooting early Saturday in the Medical District, the Memphis Police Department said.

On Barry Jenkins’ If Beale Street Could Talk—the Oscar winner’s follow-up to Moonlight—editors Nat Sanders and Joi McMillon came up against an age-old question.

Beale Street in full of great choices for live music, Memphis-style barbecue, drinks and good times. Here are some of the most frequented spots.

The first thing we see in “If Beale Street Could Talk” emerges as text on a black screen, a quotation from author James Baldwin. “Beale Street,” he wrote, “is a street in New Orleans ...

If Beale Street Could Talk places Fonny's arrest within an entire history of systemic oppression — a history the movie overtly references with old photographs of black men being arrested en masse.

If Beale Street Could Talk opens with a quote from James Baldwin and a slow, sweeping violin score that will be heard many more times. Tish (KiKi Layne) and Fonny (Stephan James) walk along the ...

With back-to-back high caliber Baldwin films in “I Am Not Your Negro” and now “If Beale Street Could Talk,” the filmmaker hopes it’s momentum that will lead to other adaptations, and a ...

Somehow, “If Beale Street Could Talk” leaves you feeling intensely empty and overwhelmingly full at the same time. Such a simultaneous dichotomy is essential to the story of Fonny and Tish, ...

If "Green Book" is the feel-good movie of the year about racism, then "If Beale Street Could Talk" qualifies as its feel-bad counterpart. Dark in content, theme and presentation, this drama about ...