Memphis police seek public help after a Walgreens on Elvis Presley Boulevard was robbed at gunpoint by a man demanding cash, with over $400 taken. No injuries reported.

Investigation is underway after a suspect fleeing in a stolen car caused a four-vehicle crash in Shelby County, leading to two hospitalizations and the suspect fleeing on foot.

Memphis Police's B.O.O.T.S. program, aimed at improving community relations, held a successful event at Gaston Community Center offering activities, resources, and interaction.

A man was critically injured in a shooting following a fight in Whitehaven, Memphis; the suspect remains unidentified and the investigation continues.

Memphis man, Gabriel Pickett, involved in a fatal shooting and firing at cars, acts out of belief he's being followed, leading to murder and endangerment charges.

A man stole a vehicle from Glass Brothers in Memphis; police seek help identifying the suspect described as a Black male in a white do-rag and camo shorts.

Memphis Police held a safety forum at the Ruth Tate Senior Center to educate and connect with local seniors, promoting security and community policing.

A robbery at Family Dollar on Park Avenue involved a male suspect with a firearm who stole $100 and fled on foot. The Memphis Police Department is seeking public assistance.

Memphis residents alert after a scammer impersonated someone, stealing over $4,000 through fraudulent transactions on Tuckahoe Road. Police seek information.

Millington, TN is hosting a virtual Youth Mental Health Roundtable on June 20 to discuss and promote awareness of mental health resources for young people and families in the community.

Memphis police are looking for a suspect in an assault that critically injured a man on June 17. The assailant, described in a surveillance video, fled the scene on foot.

Remains found near Lake Ashbaugh, Arkansas, confirmed as those of missing 32-year-old Jessica Paige Kemp, with details on her last known activities and the ongoing investigation.

U.S. Marshals arrested two Memphis murder fugitives, Marco McGhee and Kaylon Spivey, in separate incidents, commending the Memphis Police for their work on the cases.