A 17-year-old, Jesse Martinez Jr., is charged as an adult with first-degree murder in the fatal shooting of 15-year-old Michael Aguilar in Memphis. The case was transferred to adult court due to the crime's severity.

Early morning house fire in South Memphis is under investigation, with the Memphis Fire Department responding and police aiding in traffic control. No details on injuries or damage yet.

Jesse Martinez Jr. gets transferred to adult court for the first-degree murder charge after a Memphis shooting that killed 15-year-old Michael Aguilar.

An 82-year-old woman, Mattie Crockett, was charged with murdering her boyfriend, James Larry Jr., in Tunica County, MS. She reported the shooting to 911 and was later arrested with a $100,000 bond.

The Memphis Safe Task Force arrested two men on first-degree murder charges, with additional offenses including attempted murder and firearm use during a felony.

Memphis caregiver Queen Ester Reese was arrested for allegedly abusing a disabled TennCare patient; her charges include physical and emotional abuse. She is out on bond. Details of the abuse are undisclosed.

A Cordova woman, Sheila Curtis, is charged with second-degree murder after her husband was found fatally stabbed in a crashed vehicle. She remains held on a $500,000 bond as the investigation continues.

Memphis Police are investigating an aggravated assault where a man brandished a handgun in a store on S. Third Street and then fled in a silver Chrysler 300.

Sheldon Timothy Herrington Jr. received a 40-year sentence, 10 years suspended, for the second-degree murder of University of Mississippi student Jimmie Lee, after a detailed confession and evidence presented.

Memphis Police use surveillance tech to arrest three suspects and recover stolen goods from a furniture store burglary.

A student's grandfather was arrested after attempting to pull out a gun at Alcorn Central campus in Mississippi, but was stopped by a school resource officer.

The article summarizes various crimes reported in Germantown, including narcotics arrests, shoplifting, domestic violence, property damage, identity theft, and illegal firearm possession.

Former Memphis Police officer Patric Ferguson was sentenced to 38 years in prison for kidnapping, murder, and evidence tampering in the death of Robert Howard.