Girl Scout Troop #40099 explored law enforcement careers during a visit to the Jackson Police Department, led by Investigator Mooney, focusing on Crime Scene Investigation and showcasing women's roles in the force.

Collierville Police officers completed Crisis Intervention Training to better handle mental health crises, focusing on de-escalation and connecting individuals to resources.

A burglary occurred at My Favorite Place in Memphis, with the suspect in black and a ski mask stealing items post a window break-in. Police are investigating and seeking information.

Jermis Jones was convicted of First-Degree Murder and other charges in Haywood County, with details available in a video post by the District Attorney's Office.

The Covington Police Department announced a series of arrests following a Tipton County Grand Jury session, including indictments for theft, forgery, and child sexual abuse.

Germantown residents should have received their property tax statements, with payments due by February 28, 2026, to avoid penalties starting on March 1, 2026. Taxes can be paid online, in person, via drop boxes, or by mail.

The Germantown Police Department is hiring new police officers, offering competitive salaries and benefits, and encourages applications through their social media post.

Two suspects, Kamari West and Mario Metcalf, were arrested in Memphis by the MSTF for murder and multiple charges, respectively. Four firearms were seized during the operation.

Chloe Blackmon was charged with attempted second-degree murder and other offenses after a road rage incident in Southeast Shelby County involving gunfire. No injuries were reported.

The National Weather Service forecasts sunny days and possible showers for Memphis, with temperatures around 74°F during the day and dropping to 50°F at night.

Memphis alters trash collection schedule for Veterans Day 2025, with one-day delays for Tuesday pickups. Other services continue as usual, and the City's app provides updates.

A total of 257 inmates at Northwest Correctional Complex celebrated educational achievements with degrees and certificates, symbolizing a focus on rehabilitation in Tennessee prisons.

Antonio First, 40, was found unresponsive in his Shelby County Jail cell; pronounced dead later. The TBI investigates amid concerns over overcrowding and poor conditions highlighted by inmate families.