Shelby County Judge Melissa Boyd has submitted her resignation effective May 31 amid allegations of drug use and harassment. Her bond was revoked after failing drug tests.

Memphis Police Department is investigating a fatal shooting in Nutbush, releasing footage of two vehicles connected to the crime as they intensify their search for suspects.

A man and his son in Memphis were arrested for running a chop shop with eight stolen cars, facing charges of theft and animal cruelty. The operation was worth $374,317 and included malnourished dogs on site.

A school bus crash in the South Panola District resulted in no serious student injuries, but a teen driver died in a related incident. The bus occupants were medically evaluated as authorities investigate the accident.

A coworker dispute at a Memphis gas station led to a fatal shooting. Police detained a man connected to the incident, and the investigation is ongoing.

A man was seriously injured in a gunfire incident outside a Memphis bar; a 25-year-old suspect was arrested and charged with aggravated assault and endangerment.

Senator Bill Hagerty met with Memphis leaders to address the city's high crime rate, focusing on bipartisan solutions and seeking federal support for local law enforcement.

A 76-year-old man was charged with aggravated assault after a shooting stemming from a physical fight at an East Memphis restaurant. Both involved were hospitalized, and the incident was reportedly triggered by a dispute over littering.

Shelby County Judge Melissa Boyd faces potential jail time as prosecutors seek to revoke her bond after she tested positive for cocaine and alcohol, violating her bail conditions.

Former Memphis mayor Jim Strickland is named the new dean of the University of Memphis Law School, carrying a legacy of legal expertise and political leadership.

A man was killed in a shooting at a Whitehaven convenience store, and the suspect remains at large; motives are unclear as Memphis police investigate.

Rhodes College opened a new plaza honoring the Divine Nine, historical Black fraternities and sororities, reflecting their legacy and contribution to the college.

The Memphis International Airport is set to build a new Snow Removal Equipment facility with a $5 million federal grant to maintain runway operations in winter.