Union City police report multiple gunshot victims at Volume Lounge; Omariyon Harper, 23, dead. A person of interest identified; ongoing investigation. Witnesses urged to contact authorities.

The National Weather Service predicts a sunny day in Memphis, with a high of 64 degrees, followed by increasing clouds and potential for showers and thunderstorms early in the week, but sunny conditions expected for Thanksgiving.

A Tennessee couple faces federal charges for child exploitation, including producing explicit images of a minor and the enticement of a minor for sexual activity.

Nigel Farmer was arrested for a 2024 homicide in Shelby County after a year-long investigation and interstate collaboration among law enforcement agencies.

Germantown installs its Christmas tree at City Hall, prompting parking adjustments from November 20-21, including no parking in specific areas and altered traffic flow.

The Memphis Police Department reports a citywide decrease in Part I crimes, with significant declines across all precincts and sustained improvements over a three-year period.

Southaven Police Chief Kern thanked Tipton County Sheriff's Department for aiding in the hunt for Ronald Pilkington, who injured a K-9 during a traffic stop escape.

A Memphis nephrologist settled fraud allegations with a $375,296.90 payment for billing Medicare for undelivered ESRD treatments. The settlement is not an admission of guilt.

An 82-year-old Memphis man died due to smoke inhalation after a fire started by children playing with a lighter. Firefighters tried to save him, but he succumbed to his injuries. The incident was ruled accidental.

Traffic stop by Memphis Safe Task Force leads to arrest of repeatedly deported, convicted sex offender Antonio Naranjo Soria for unlawful US presence.

Bartlett Police are investigating a shooting at Pump It Up, a children's party venue, with no injuries reported, suspected to stem from a domestic incident.

Memphis police and the Memphis Safe Task Force arrested eight people and seized drugs and firearms during "Operation All Off Boyd Round TWO." The action reflects an ongoing effort to combat drug and gang violence.

Eight people were arrested in Memphis during "All of Boyd Round TWO," targeting drug and gang activity, with over four pounds of marijuana, a firearm, and cash seized.