A man was critically injured in a North Memphis shooting, with another man detained. The incident occurred around 6:45 p.m. on Biggs Street. Authorities are investigating and seeking information.

A Greenfield man was indicted on child sexual exploitation offenses, facing potential life imprisonment if convicted on all counts. Multiple agencies investigated the case, and the public is encouraged to assist.

The Tennessee Appeals Court ruled the ouster case against Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert can proceed, overturning a prior dismissal. The case relates to various complaints and rental agreement issues during Halbert's tenure.

Former youth pastor Lindsey Whiteside faces a federal indictment for transporting a minor across state lines to engage in sexual activity. Whiteside pleaded not guilty, with potential penalties including 10 years to life in prison.

The Town announces its leaf collection season starting November 3rd, advising residents to keep leaf piles away from water meters to prevent damage and signal interference.

A woman was found dead in a Cordova home, and a suspect, Marcus Dotson, faces charges including first-degree murder. The incident may be domestic-related.

NWS Memphis forecasts wet conditions with showers and potential storms, with high precipitation chances, fluctuation in the weather patterns, and mild temperatures with increasing wind speeds mid-week.

A manhunt is underway in Memphis after a shooting incident on West Mitchell Road where one victim was shot in the leg by a suspect who fled in a white Subaru Outback.

The Germantown Police Department reported various crimes on October 22, including drug possession, firearm possession, identity theft, and possession of drug paraphernalia.

A federal jury found Demarcus Williams guilty of illegal firearm possession as a convicted felon, which could lead to enhanced sentencing under the ACC statute.

A truck was burglarized in Memphis' Sugar Maple Cove on October 18; police have not disclosed stolen items' value and seek community tips via Crime Stoppers.

A Citi Trends store on Thomas Street was burglarized, with thieves taking merchandise. The incident, captured on security cameras, has led Memphis Police to seek public assistance for information.

Memphis Police arrested two suspects for attempted first-degree murder, recovering firearms quickly with help from Austin Peay officers and the Violent Crimes Unit. No incidents occurred during the arrest.