A gardener was robbed at gunpoint while working at a park in Memphis; the suspect stole his vehicle and belongings. The stolen Jeep was recovered, but the suspect is still at large.

Memphis Police investigate a wallet theft at 8111 Walnut Grove Road on June 28, 2025; suspect used the victim's credit card and was caught on camera. Public assistance is sought.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools may lose $17 million in federal funding, jeopardizing staff positions and essential services for student support and achievement. The deficit is linked to federal policy changes from President Trump's tax bill.

Celtic Crossing in Memphis reopens after an SUV crash caused by a medical episode, with temporary facilities and a special cocktail named "Irish Detour."

Memphis and the TBI are partnering to enhance forensic capabilities, with two state forensic scientists assisting Memphis criminal cases starting August 2025 to improve crime-solving rates.

ICE agents arrested an undocumented man, Gerardo Granados, triggering debate on Fourth Amendment rights, as no warrant was provided during the arrest outside his Bartlett home.

A Memphis man was arrested on theft charges in a cyber scheme, allegedly defrauding $60,000 from two people, following a multi-agency law enforcement effort.

Memphis police seek a suspect for a burglary at First Choice Storage, where multiple units were tampered with. The suspect fled, leaving stolen items behind.

A 7-year-old boy in Northaven was critically injured in an accidental shooting and is now in non-critical condition. Investigations are ongoing into how the child accessed the gun.

Man charged with murder after beating an elderly person to death following a domestic dispute in Marshall County, Mississippi; suspect Jaleyone Young was later apprehended.

A Millington man was sentenced to 15 years in prison for producing child pornography after taking over 550 images of a 12-year-old child without consent.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools suffered a data breach in December 2024, compromising student and staff information. Free credit monitoring services are offered until July 31, 2025.

The Dyer County Sheriff's Office and FEMA are opening a Disaster Recovery Center at Bogota School to assist those affected by recent disasters in the Dyersburg area starting June 30, 2025.