A 15-year-old boy was fatally shot in northeast Memphis, prompting an investigation by local police. The incident occurred on a Sunday evening and the victim died despite medical efforts.

A vigil in Memphis turned deadly with one killed and four injured near LeBonheur Hospital, prompting a police search for a gray sedan involved in the incident.

Two women were critically injured in a collision on I-240 near Airways, Memphis, prompting a police and emergency response. The cause remains under investigation.

A small plane made an emergency landing in a field in Covington, TN, with the pilot unharmed. Authorities and locals aided in the incident. The FAA is investigating.

A 17-year-old has been arrested for the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old in Tunica County, MS, with both known to each other and additional suspects detained.

An Arkansas Police Chief, Eric Moore, and his son, Brandon, were arrested for misconduct which included providing firearms to a felon and unauthorized information disclosure.

Dr. Melanie Black, principal at Sheffield High in Memphis, was reassigned after student protests about school conditions, including limited bathroom access and a lack of teachers, leading to an MSCS investigation.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office honored National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, established in 1991 by President Clinton, to recognize the essential service of 911 dispatchers.

A shooting in Millington resulted in two women injured; one critically. The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is investigating, with no suspect identified yet.

The NWS warns of ongoing minor flooding along the Mississippi River in Memphis with caution advised until April 25; river levels are expected to recede afterward.

Memphis police arrested two teens for an early morning carjacking of an Uber driver on Holly Ridge Drive, where the driver was dragged from his vehicle.

Cows roaming on Highway 334 in Oxford, Mississippi, caused traffic delays until being corralled behind Leaner's Playhouse; police are seeking their owner.

Grants from the Tennessee Wars Commission are supporting the preservation of military sites in Tennessee, with projects focused on various historical eras, supported by a total of $114,500 for 2025.