Sandy Bromley is appointed as Shelby County's Division of Community Services Director, succeeding Dorcas Young Griffin.

A man was critically injured in a North Memphis shooting, with the suspect driving a red truck still at large. Residents are on edge as police seek information.

A student at Ole Miss was expelled from Phi Delta Theta fraternity for making racist gestures at a protest. The University of Mississippi is investigating the incident which involved derogatory behavior toward a Black protester.

A 3-year-old boy in Memphis accidentally shot himself and an adult woman was detained. His aunt urged for proper gun storage amid the ongoing investigation.

Memphis Fire Department contained a large fire at a commercial facility on President's Island, deploying 38 fire trucks and over 100 personnel. No injuries were reported.

A man was killed and a woman critically injured in a Whitehaven shooting early Sunday. Authorities are investigating and seeking information from the public.

An MPD cruiser was involved in a three-car crash in Northeast Memphis; two people were injured, and the driver at fault was cited for failure to yield.

Shelby County's Mayor Lee Harris proposed a $1.6 billion budget without raising property taxes, providing county employees a 6% raise and investing in education, healthcare, and public safety.

Memphis officials seek to toughen penalties on illegal firearm modifications, aiming to reclassify possession and use of Glock switches from a Class E to a Class C felony amid a spate of violent shootings.

Memphis man Jaquavion Walker, 19, was charged with second-degree murder after fatally shooting his roommate, Martavion Carmichael, following an argument.

The Shelby County Juvenile Court is closed indefinitely due to mold, asbestos, and lead paint; over 130 employees are relocated and court sessions are to continue at alternate locations.

The article reports on the sentencing of Efe Egbowawa to five years for participating in an international romance scam, along with details on the associated criminal ring and the ongoing legal proceedings of his co-conspirators.

Joel Bowman, charged in a Memphis Jewish school shooting incident, posted a $200,000 bond and will be released with GPS monitoring and restrictions on travel and firearms.