An inmate died and several were injured following multiple altercations at the Hardeman County Correctional Facility, with the incident under investigation.

A former Tennessee EMT, Cleola Hogan, was sentenced to over a year in prison for tampering with patients' medication by injecting herself with Benadryl and replacing it with saline.

A man is in critical condition after a shooting in Orange Mound, Memphis. The shooting occurred on Park Avenue. No arrests have been made, and police seek information from the public.

Two arrested after a carjacking in Memphis led to a police chase and crash involving a stolen Honda Pilot. The suspects, Kemonta Woodland and a minor, now face various charges.

Sheriff Shannon Beasley of Tipton County debunks a serial killer hoax on social media and urges the public to verify alarming claims with local law enforcement.

A young girl in Memphis died after being hit by a car on East Mallory Avenue; police are investigating the incident.

A man stole $7,000 from a Memphis gas station on Thanksgiving while a clerk was distracted by a fight. The suspect is at large, with police seeking information.

Two people were stabbed in a parking lot in southeast Shelby County during Thanksgiving night, in what appears to be a domestic incident. The suspect remains at large.

A Memphis grandmother allegedly attacked family members with a knife during a Thanksgiving Day dispute, resulting in two injuries. She was later apprehended and booked into jail.

A man was shot dead in South Memphis' Riverside neighborhood, with the suspects fleeing in a gray sedan. Memphis Police are investigating and seeking public help.

A 17-year-old has been charged with first-degree murder following a deadly robbery on Hernando Road, Memphis where a 21-year-old Israeli man was killed.

The NWS Memphis forecasts a week of mild and stable weather for the region, with mostly sunny days, light winds, and cool nights. Thanksgiving will be sunny with a high of 49°F.

Two Mississippi tax preparers were indicted for defrauding the government of over $65 million in COVID-19 relief funds through schemes involving falsified tax credits and loan applications.