The Memphis Safe Task Force arrested Dande Ashby as the third suspect in a murder case, following the earlier arrests of two others for the February murder of Adrien Prewitt.

A community member's tip led to the discovery and raid of a criminal network in Tennessee, resulting in the seizure of illegal drugs, gambling machines, and arrests for various charges.

Following an investigation, Dyersburg agents seized illegal substances and cash, arresting a man on federal supervised release; prosecution by the 29th District DA's office is pending.

The Dyer County Sheriff's Office is seeking help in locating Bobby Claybrook, III, wanted for failing to appear in court, and offers a reward for information leading to his arrest.

Memphis Police conducted a sting called Operation Junkyard Dog, targeting illegal metal trade, leading to recoveries and arrests announced on Facebook.

A woman was killed in West Memphis when two cars racing struck her; one driver was charged with murder, while the other was released after questioning.

An operation in Memphis by the West Tennessee Drug Task Force seized eight pounds of meth and one pound of highly potent fluorofentanyl, but no arrest details were provided.

A residence on Johnston Street has been burgled twice this year, with Memphis Police linking the crimes and releasing suspect images, urging public vigilance.

Memphis police investigate a shooting near Elmwood Cemetery, with one man found dead. Another incident in College Park also resulted in a fatality. The suspect remains at large. Authorities seek tips.

The West Tennessee Drug Task Force seized one pound of fluorofentanyl and eight pounds of methamphetamine in Memphis during an operation on December 9th.

A fire truck crash in Memphis left one injured; the driver was cited for not maintaining a safe lookout, while the civilian driver was cited for multiple offenses.

Four DeSoto County residents are indicted for allegedly defrauding over $96,993 in public assistance funds, including SNAP and welfare, between 2020 and 2025.

Former deputy Louis Hamlet was decertified after admitting to receiving oral sex from a court clerk in a courtroom, with the Tennessee commission ruling the act unfit for an officer.