Memphis Police investigate a non-fatal shooting at Pershing Park Apartments following an argument between a man and his girlfriend, with the suspect still at large.

Lindsey Whiteside, an ex-youth minister, pleaded guilty to the sexual battery of a minor and received a sentence of house arrest, inciting criticism for its leniency given the evidence and her position of trust.

Memphis Police arrested Corey Lurry, a suspected murderer and gang member, charging him with First Degree Murder and other offenses, as part of their efforts to enhance public safety.

Two off-duty Memphis Police officers were arrested for alleged drag racing by the Tennessee Highway Patrol. They were relieved of duty pending investigation.

Memphis police reported a deadly shooting in Orange Mound, where a man killed one woman, injured another, and then shot himself. The incident followed an argument and all involved were critically hospitalized.

The Germantown Police report details a week of varying activity, including arrests for unlawful firearm possession, merchandise theft, identity theft, and narcotics possession, with a peaceful Saturday but other days marked by crime.

A child was fatally struck by a vehicle in South Memphis; a woman is detained as the police investigate the incident near Airways Boulevard and Ketchum Road.

A man was fatally shot in South Memphis, while another suffered an accidental self-inflicted gunshot wound; police investigate and seek public assistance.

Millington TN Police issued a social media alert for a found dog, seeking the owner and noting that the Shelby County Health Department and Memphis Animal Services would care for the dog if unclaimed.

Memphis police are searching for Algenon Lloyd, 48, after a fatal shooting on Lester Street; a warrant has been issued for his arrest, charging him with First Degree Murder.

The Memphis Police reported an aggravated assault at Know It All Market involving a suspect pointing a gun at an employee; no immediate arrest was made.

The McNairy County Sheriff's Office warned of scammers impersonating law enforcement, asking locals for money or personal details to clear fictitious fines or warrants. They advise hanging up and calling their office directly for verification.

Brandon Isabelle convicted on multiple charges, including the murders of Danielle Hoyle and her infant, in a trial that included over two dozen witnesses.