Memphis police recovered a 2005 BMW X5 tied to a May 15, 2025 fatal hit-and-run in South Memphis; the driver remains wanted. Investigators are asking for dashcam or doorbell footage that could help identify the person who fled.

Morning showers give way to mostly sunny skies with highs near 69°F. Storm chances rise Monday–Wednesday; some storms could be strong.

A 45-year-old woman was arrested after allegedly threatening employees at a Binghampton bank and a nearby Dollar Tree with a butcher knife. Officers recovered the weapon and booked her into Shelby County Jail.

Samantha Marion waived a bond hearing Friday and is due back in Shelby County court April 2, 2026. The case stems from the March 12, 2025 shooting death of Pastor Ricky Floyd outside Momma’s Bar and Kitchen.

A Memphis man is wanted on felony warrants after a high-speed chase that ended in a crash and a passenger’s claim she was held in the car, court records show.

MPD traced a stolen Mercedes to Whitehaven; four were arrested and officers recovered nine handguns, one conversion device and about 40 vehicle key fobs.

Federal prosecutors are reviewing whether to bring charges in the case against DeAndre and Vinessa Brown after a state audit flagged $626K missing from their nonprofit.

A Senate committee recommended the Women’s Safety and Protection Act, a bill that would redefine sex in Tennessee law and affect schools, shelters and prisons.

Court records show Jordan Luckett was arrested after a late-night shooting at Emberly Apartments on Duchess Drive that left Paul Wrushen dead. A warrant has been issued for a second suspect.

Three suspects in ski masks are being sought after gunmen opened fire at Summit Park Apartments in Whitehaven; one man was injured and later found in Westwood.

Two 19‑year‑olds were charged after a shooting on Thursday in Helena‑West Helena left a man hospitalized in Memphis. Police say the investigation is ongoing.

Krystal Williams Buck sued Youth Villages Foundation, saying the nonprofit failed to protect participants at a Memphis Allies meeting where her son was killed and five others were wounded.

Joshua Spotts was arrested on a new theft charge and is being held on $500,000 bail amid a web of civil suits and earlier criminal complaints. Court filings and local reporting show multiple separate allegations and a long-running chancery judgment.