Memphis Police are searching for two suspects after an aggravated assault involving gunfire from a burgundy Jaguar SUV on AW Willis at Front Street. No injuries were reported.

A robbery at Melrose Express involved two suspects taking a phone and gun from a victim by a black SUV, with a third person aiding their escape in a gray sedan.

Three Germantown first responders received commendations from the Isaac Shelby Chapter for exceptional service, with detailed achievements listed on the city website.

A suspect was killed and a Bartlett Police officer injured during a DEA-supported narcotics warrant operation in Frayser; TBI is reviewing the incident.

The National Weather Service forecasts a week of warm, sunny weather for Memphis, with highs near 94-98 degrees and mostly clear nights with lows around 70s.

Covington, Tennessee police arrested a couple for attempting to steal wooden pallets from a Tractor Supply store, linking them to previous similar thefts.

Old Hwy 61 S in Tunica County will close for bridge repairs over White Oak Bayou starting September 11, with drivers advised to seek alternate routes.

Memphis is installing 30 new speed cameras in school zones and dangerous streets later this month to enhance safety and enforce speed limits with a $50 fine for violations. Some locals are concerned about the cameras' lack of discretion.

A man is in critical condition after another shooting in North Memphis, following a fatal incident days earlier. No arrests have been made; the investigation is ongoing.

U.S. Marshals arrested Jeffery White, a murder suspect, for the death of his former girlfriend Lasheka Johnson.

A man in red underwear fired shots at a Memphis apartment door; police seek public help to find the pigtails-haired suspect with red shoes. No injuries reported.

A woman was hospitalized after being hit with a cinder block during a money dispute at a Memphis liquor store. Police seek information from the public to find the suspect, Keisha.

Animal abuse charges cannot be pressed against a Memphis grooming business due to the statute of limitations; the investigation began after complaints but evidence was too old for misdemeanor charges.