A man was fatally shot late Friday in Orange Mound, Memphis. MPD is investigating and suggests the victim and suspect knew each other. No suspect description has been released.

The Bartlett Police Department dispatchers thanked the community for their support during National Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.

A man is in non-critical condition after being shot near a Walgreens in Southeast Shelby County; no arrests have been made, and an investigation is ongoing.

A former FedEx employee, Tyreese Earnest, was indicted in Shelby County for attempted second-degree murder in a parking lot shooting. Two brothers were also implicated.

A man was found shot dead in a Crockett County home, with an ongoing investigation assisted by the TBI. The incident is considered isolated with no public threat.

Germantown Police Department increases officer salaries to $60,000 and invests in advanced technology and training, leading to full staffing and the lowest crime rates in a decade.

The Millington Police Department honored dispatchers on social media during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.

The Collierville Police Department praised their dispatchers' EMD certification, highlighting their ability to offer lifesaving instructions during emergencies.

Memphis Police investigated gunfire at Ridgecrest Apartments in Frayser, with no injuries or arrests reported; ongoing violence at the complex has sparked calls for increased security and community investment.

Memphis Botanic Garden and Regions Bank will host the 2025 Live at the Garden concert series featuring diverse artists, starting with Third Eye Blind on June 21.

The Tennessee Senate passed a resolution to investigate allegations against Shelby County DA Steve Mulroy and two other district attorneys, advocating for a judicial review to ensure impartiality.

Over 200 pounds of cocaine, valued at nearly $9 million, were seized from a commercial vehicle in Haywood County, Tennessee, with hidden compartments discovered during a traffic stop.

Indicted Memphis gynecologist Dr. Sanjeev Kumar is allowed to reopen his clinic with restrictions, including mandatory chaperones and device usage guidelines, amid legal proceedings.