Memphis police chased a suspicious vehicle, leading to three arrests and two bystanders hospitalized after a skate park memorial. The pursuit ended near the Mississippi state line, with no officers injured.

A man is in critical condition after a morning shooting in Memphis’s Frayser neighborhood; the suspect remains at large.

A Central High School student was hospitalized following a medical emergency due to HVAC issues affecting classroom temperatures. Maintenance addressed the issue, and classes continued normally.

An armed robbery suspect, Harold Carter, was arrested and extradited to Shelby County for a 2024 Northaven home invasion where a PS5 was stolen and a shot fired. No one was injured.

The U.S. Marshals arrested 141 individuals in Memphis during a crackdown on gang violence, clearing 163 warrants, with several suspects on murder charges.

West Memphis fired four officers after a sexual misconduct probe; their tenures ended after internal and independent inquiries, affirming the city's commitment to public trust.

Two men from Illinois are suspected of stealing $14,000 in merchandise from a Tennessee Walmart. Reginald Williams was arrested; Kewan Clay is sought by police.

Memphis Police reported a carjacking on Kansas Street where two men stole a woman's car at gunpoint. The vehicle was later found abandoned; suspects remain at large.

Memphis Police arrested a suspect, L'Darius White, on charges of second-degree murder, aggravated assault, and theft following a May 2025 shooting on Apple Tree Drive. The victim died from the injuries.

A woman was carjacked in Memphis; one suspect was arrested, while two are at large. She sustained non-critical injuries. Authorities seek public help to find the remaining suspects.

Austin Drummond, charged with quadruple murder in Lake County, TN, was denied a request to contact his girlfriend in court. He faces a future court date and the state seeks the death penalty.

The Memphis Police Association filed a motion to hold the City of Memphis in contempt, alleging the city violated a court order with its second lieutenant rank creation.

U.S. Marshals apprehended Mississippi murder suspect Malcolm Kohn in Memphis. Kohn, sought for the August 4 shooting of Joshua Brewer, was found hiding under a bed and arrested with the aid of a police K-9.