Southaven Police are searching for a suspect who fired shots at a NovEx warehouse parking lot; no injuries occurred.

Agents from the West Tennessee Drug Task Force raided a Dyersburg home, finding illegal drugs and a stolen motorcycle, leading to one arrest and charges of drug possession and theft.

Memphis police are investigating a theft at Ulta where a man took over $4,000 in goods. The suspect fled in a Toyota Tacoma. Tips can be called into Crime Stoppers at 901-528-CASH.

Five people were injured in a crash on I-40 near Danny Thomas Blvd involving a Toyota Corolla and a burning BMW X3, with the BMW's driver cited for multiple violations.

Jonathan Hill was charged with aggravated assault after accidentally shooting his cousin in the head in Memphis.

Shelby County Health Department's mosquito control trucks are set to spray EPA-approved insecticides to combat West Nile Virus from July 28 to August 1, 2025, targeting specific ZIP codes.

The Memphis Police Department was proactive in ensuring public safety as thousands gathered downtown, using both officers and technology to monitor events.

MPD Assistant Chief Don Crowe is retiring after over 37 years. His career included various roles, ascending to Deputy Chief of IT in 2017, before becoming Assistant Chief in 2021.

Waste Pro starts waste collection at 6:30 a.m. to avoid midday heat, requiring residents to adjust trash set-out times.

Rapper GloRilla was arrested on drug charges in Georgia following a burglary at her home, but criticism arose over law enforcement's priorities. She was released on bond and continues her schedule.

Commissioner Miska Clay Bibbs will host town hall meetings in District 11 to discuss community issues such as the bail system, services, tax incentives, and public safety.

K-9 Dono has retired from the Memphis Police Department after eight years of service, with the department praising his contributions to public safety and community outreach.

Porter-Leath will manage Shelby County's Head Start program after Memphis Shelby County Schools steps away, transferring the $30 million grant aimed at preparing low-income children for school.