One critically injured in a house fire in Bethel Grove, Memphis, with the fire department suspecting an electrical cause. Damages estimated at $12,500.

A man was critically injured after his car hit a Memphis building due to a possible medical emergency. He was hospitalized but is now in non-critical condition. The incident is under investigation.

One suspect arrested, another sought in a Memphis attempted murder case; critical shooting on Woodcliff Drive with Memphis Police calling for public help to find Jeremiah Cotton.

Two arrested for fraudulent diesel sales at CO-OP 24/7 fuel pumps, with the Covington Police Department charging them with theft and seeking a third suspect.

Memphis police responded to a domestic violence incident involving Keion Weeks, who allegedly attacked a woman. A standoff ensued; he later evaded capture but was arrested within 48 hours, facing charges of aggravated and domestic assault.

Three people were hospitalized after a shooting in Memphis, with two in critical condition; one suspect is in custody. Police say the victims and suspect knew each other.

Robert Galler, 52, of Dyersburg, was sentenced in federal and state courts for sexual abuse involving minors, receiving a total of 300 months in federal prison and 25 years in state prison.

A 17-year-old was arrested by the U.S. Marshals for shooting at a FedEx driver during a road rage incident, with his father also arrested for complicity.

A fire destroyed a Millington mobile home, with 3 residents escaping unharmed. Firefighters contained it within 20 minutes; the cause is under investigation.

Former Grizzlies guard Tony Allen will be inducted into the Tennessee Sports Hall of Fame in 2025 for his defensive contributions to Memphis basketball.

Germantown warns of traffic restrictions on Kimbrough Road and Farmington Boulevard due to construction and tree removal related to the Glasgow Development.

MLGW and TVA request customers in the Mid-South to reduce electricity use due to a forecasted peak demand, potentially surpassing records, with minimal outages reported so far.

Memphis Police seek help after juveniles vandalized a vehicle at a Walmart, causing over $2,000 in damage. No arrests yet; the investigation is ongoing.