Suspects armed with assault rifles robbed an armored truck outside a Memphis bank, escaping with cash; police seek public help to identify the three men involved.

Pastor Charles Thessing of West Memphis, AR, is charged with aggravated animal cruelty for allegedly drowning cats, leading to his indefinite suspension by the Diocese of Little Rock.

Cedric Blue Jr. is charged with murder and evidence tampering in his father's death after an argument, and Timothy Herrington faces renewed charges in an Ole Miss student's death case.

Collierville honored its town engineers at a meeting, celebrating National Engineers Week and recognizing their significant contributions to the community's infrastructure and sustainability.

Teen charged with armed carjacking and assaulting a woman in Memphis, resulting in a police chase and an officer's injury.

A man died in a single-vehicle crash in southeast Shelby County after his car struck a house at the intersection of Annandale Drive and Harvey Point Lane.

A woman died after a four-vehicle crash at Houston Levee Road and Canada Road, with Memphis Police investigating the incident. No other injuries were reported.

The article describes a week of persistent rain and fog in Memphis, with the National Weather Service forecasting a 100% chance of rain on Tuesday and further showers and thunderstorms expected mid-week.

Homeland Security agents detained workers from TACOnganas, confirmed by Memphis officials. The incident, causing community concern, involved unidentified agents. The city and TACOnganas are addressing the situation.

Clarence Carter was sentenced to eight years for crashing a semi-truck into a Kroger store in Millington after pleading guilty to reckless endangerment.

Seven people in West Tennessee were indicted on various charges related to robbery, carjacking, and illegal firearm possession as part of efforts to reduce violent crime.

A Fayette County teacher was arrested for assaulting a Pre-K student, with the incident caught on school surveillance. Brandy Murphy faces child abuse charges and is released on bond.

Former Landers Center director Todd Mastry filed a lawsuit claiming he was fired for booking Black artists, alleging racial discrimination by the DeSoto County Board.