A Facebook Live video by Derrick McDonald from inside Shelby County Jail exposed poor conditions and neglect, prompting an investigation by the Sheriff's Office.

Suspect Yahir Mejia's bond was revoked after a fatal shooting at Wolfchase Galleria; a judge decided following his waiver of a bond hearing for second-degree murder charges.

The West Tennessee Violent Crime and Drug Task Force earned multiple honors, including 'Interdiction Team of the Year', with agents receiving various awards for their impactful work in crime and narcotics interdiction.

Tipton County Station 42 is being transformed into a full-time county fire station, with staffing, equipment on hand, and space shared with ambulance services, to improve emergency response.

An SUV crashed into a T-Mobile store in Bartlett with no injuries reported; the cause remains under investigation, and the store is closed until further notice.

Inmate Dallas Jay Stewart received an extra 10 years for possessing child pornography in prison, adding to his existing sentence for child rape and battery.

A triple shooting in Memphis' Frayser neighborhood resulted in one fatality and critically injured two others, following an altercation in a store. Police seek two suspects.

Kenneth Newton was named Assistant Fire Chief of Operations at the Memphis Fire Department after over 30 years of service, including roles in vaccine distribution and training advancements.

Covington Police increase traffic enforcement for Thanksgiving with the "Bring the Turkey…Not the Tragedy" campaign, targeting speeding and impaired driving, backed by THSO grants.

Air National Guard's Staff Sgt. Cody Luhrs saved a woman's life from a suspected opioid overdose using NARCAN during a Memphis Safe Task Force patrol.

The Memphis Police Department made eight arrests and seized drugs and a gun during a crackdown on gang activity on Boyd Street, led by their Organized Crime Unit.

Germantown's Mayor Mike announced the city's holiday events, including a market, tree lightings, contests, and parades, inviting residents to join in the festivities.

Stomping Grounds, a family-friendly venue, is set to replace the former Railgarten space in Midtown Memphis, offering play areas and adult amenities like self-pour taps and rentable conference spaces.