A Mississippi woman jailed for attempted murder and making bombs also faces charges for an escape plot; her alleged accomplice was arrested following a tip.

The trial of Hernandez Govan, alleged mastermind behind Young Dolph's murder, has begun, with potential testimony linking him to a hit against the rapper and a $100,000 bounty.

A heat advisory is in effect until 8 PM CDT Monday in parts of East Arkansas, North Mississippi, Missouri Bootheel, and West Tennessee, with heat index values up to 109 degrees expected.

Memphis police chased a suspicious vehicle, leading to three arrests and two bystanders hospitalized after a skate park memorial. The pursuit ended near the Mississippi state line, with no officers injured.

The University of Memphis FedEx Institute held an AI + Cybersecurity Conference, exploring AI's role in cybersecurity and launching a new AI research center.

A woman was carjacked in Memphis; one suspect was arrested, while two are at large. She sustained non-critical injuries. Authorities seek public help to find the remaining suspects.

Memphis police are requesting public assistance in identifying a scammer who defrauded a victim of $1,200 during a fake vehicle sale from Facebook Marketplace on Prescott Road.

Memphis faces a severe heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 98 degrees and heat index values as high as 106, despite chances of isolated showers and thunderstorms. Residents are advised to take precautions against the heat.

Covington man Jesse Hernandez is charged with Aggravated Statutory Rape and Solicitation of a Minor after admitting to sexual relations with a 16-year-old. Further charges may follow, and his bond is set at $150,000.

Memphis temporarily closes the Frayser-Raleigh Senior Center for repairs, ensuring alternative locations for programs and meal services during the closure.

The Shelby County Health Department is intensifying its West Nile Virus control efforts with a mosquito spraying schedule for August 11 and concerns addressed for residents and pet owners.

A Memphis man, Robert Ingram, was sentenced to 15 years for firearm possession and intent to distribute marijuana, following a Multi-Agency Gang Unit and ATF investigation.

The Memphis Law Alumni Association will honor seven legal professionals for their contributions at the Pillars of Excellence Awards on August 9, 2025.