Deputies rescued a critically injured woman from a vehicle submerged in a lake after a two-car crash in Shelby County. An investigation into the accident's cause is ongoing.

After a shooting at Focuz Lounge in Memphis, suspect Frank Clemons is arrested, while another suspect, Christopher Walls, is sought by police. Four were injured in the incident.

One man is dead and another in custody after a shooting in South Memphis near Southgate Shopping Center. Police are investigating the incident which occurred on the morning of August 10th.

Officer Harris was fired from the Jonesboro Police Department after a video showed him assaulting a detained man. This followed a prior 2022 incident that did not lead to charges.

West Memphis, Arkansas, offers $5,000 to $10,000 incentives for remote workers to relocate there, aiming to increase homeownership and community growth.

The Mississippi Public Service Commission has initiated an investigation into the Holly Springs Utility Department, hiring Silverpoint Consulting to examine its electric service and customer relations.

TDOT has announced ramp closures on the I-240 in Tennessee for slope mowing; delays expected from August 13-16, with operations between 9 am and 2 pm.

The Whitehaven High School STEM facility's future is in jeopardy due to funding issues, with $2.3 million from MSCS still pending, raising community and official concerns.

An attempted kidnapping in Dundee, Tunica County involved suspects trying to lure a child into a white van using candy and puppies. The child alerted adults and the suspects remain at large.

A woman died after a shooting in Memphis's Frayser neighborhood, following a dispute involving two men. The incident remains under investigation with no arrests made yet.

McKenzie Long, an Ole Miss track star, advances to the 200m finals at the Paris Olympics with times of 22.55 and 22.30 seconds in the heats and semis, respectively.

A shooting in Raleigh left a man critically injured; the shooter fled before deputies arrived. Witnesses are urged to come forward as the investigation continues.

A man repeatedly left bags of feces at a Memphis post office, smeared them on the ground, and remains unidentified despite police efforts and surveillance footage.