Jaqueline Jones, 59, missing from Shelby County, was found safe in Memphis after a Silver Alert. She requires a wheelchair and was last seen on Washington Avenue. Her safe return highlights the effectiveness of the Silver Alert program.

Interstate 240 in Memphis was closed due to an incident where a man reportedly jumped to his death from the I-240 North Bridge, causing traffic disruptions.

The National Weather Service in Memphis forecasts sunny days with temperatures gradually rising, reaching highs in the low to mid-80s and clear nights with lows around 60 degrees.

Germantown's TraVure development's final phase gets approval for a new 34,000-square-foot building that will include retail and office spaces on Poplar Avenue.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young hopes National Guard troops will help with community services like neighborhood watch, beautification, and cleanup, building on existing local efforts.

Cities United is hosting community events in Memphis to foster public safety through local collaboration and engagement, including workshops and a community dinner.

Memphis screens an Italian film as part of a cultural exchange with Sister City Porretta Terme, offering attendees a critically acclaimed narrative and local short films with free refreshments.

Police in Jackson, Tennessee handled cases of aggressive panhandling and issued trespass notices at a shopping center; one suspect with an outstanding warrant was apprehended.

Memphis police responded to a shooting at an Exxon Gas Station; no injuries reported. A suspect, described as a Black male with dreadlocks, made threats with a gun. Witnesses and tips are sought.

Memphis educators were honored with awards for their dedication, including Tameka Boyce who received $1,000 from the AutoZone Liberty Bowl and CFP Foundation.

The National Guard's deployment to Memphis sparked political controversy, with local GOP leaders supporting the move for safety and Democrats opposing, calling it a stunt and worrying about civil liberties.

Deputy James Richey was named Deputy of the Month for July 2025 by the Shelby County Sheriff's Office for his exceptional service, including saving a child and preventing a shooting.

Former Covington Police Chief Bennie Carver has passed away after serving the department for over 50 years and making notable contributions to community safety.