Two suspects, La'Cameron and Martavious Jenkins, were arrested and charged with murder for a shooting in Memphis that killed Jasmine and Michael Ellington. They were extradited to Memphis with a $5 million bond each.

A five-month-old girl, Amonye, was kidnapped by her father, Robert Avant, but found safe. Avant, armed with a gun, fled after an argument but was later arrested; Amonye was unharmed.

A kidnapped baby was found safe in Memphis, and a suspect is now in custody following a collaborative search involving local police and other agencies.

Germantown city leaders discussed the FY26 budget, focusing on public safety, infrastructure, education, and fiscal stability. Proposed property tax increases have prompted local concerns.

The Annual Salute to Fatherhood Awards Dinner in Shelby County celebrated fathers' commitment to families and the community, with several local patriarchs being honored.

A tow truck driver in Horn Lake was critically injured during a vehicle repossession when Marshun Colbert shot him. Police issued a warrant for Colbert and urge public assistance.

Germantown, Tennessee plans to invest in schools and parks, with fiscal adjustments proposed to support continued upgrades and avoid large future tax hikes. Residents are encouraged to engage with the budget process.

A driver was rescued from a lake after a crash near Lula, Mississippi, with bystanders and emergency services responding quickly to the scene. The cause is under investigation.

Two men were arrested for a shooting on Mud Island during an attempted truck theft, leaving the victim critically injured. They face multiple charges including attempted first-degree murder.

A man is critically wounded after a North Memphis shooting; police are investigating with no arrests made and are seeking information from the public.

Germantown Police shared a crime report on Facebook detailing a harassment case on Wolf River Boulevard and a shoplifting incident on Farmington Boulevard.

Germantown police warn of scammers impersonating DMV, requesting payment for fines via communication methods like phone or email, and sometimes using threats.

A search by the West Tennessee Drug Task Force in Dyer County led to the seizure of drugs, a gun, and cash, and the arrest of a previously convicted male felon on multiple drug and weapon charges.