The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is searching for missing 53-year-old Toshia Lynn-Hohaver, last seen driving a silver Ford F-150 on September 28. She suffers from a health condition affecting her cognitive functions.

Brittney Jackson is due in court regarding her 4-year-old daughter's death, with the trial postponed. Both she and Jaylon Hobson face serious charges, including first-degree murder. Details emerged of the child being deceased weeks before discovery.

A man was shot in the leg while trying to help a supposed stranded motorist in Memphis. He declined hospital care, and no arrests have been made. The investigation is ongoing.

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.

A woman intentionally crashed her car into a Memphis Police squad car at Overton Park. The officer inside sustained non-critical injuries. No charges have been announced yet.

An officer-involved shooting in Memphis left Vontorian Anthony dead and an officer injured. The incident occurred after reports of Anthony firing a gun. The TBI is investigating the case.

The Memphis Police report a theft from a vehicle on Vance Avenue, seeking public assistance to find the suspects who stole an iPad and remain unidentified.

A suspect stole tires from Jim Kera's Nissan on Covington Pike. Memphis Police seek leads on the individual wearing a dark hoodie and using a white Jeep.

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.

A convicted murderer, Anthony Green, was mistakenly released after a clerical error at Shelby County Jail despite a revoked bond for his murder conviction. Authorities have now issued a warrant for his re-arrest.

A man was arrested for arson following a fire at a Jonesboro residence that injured him, identified as Timothy Meadors by the Jonesboro Fire Department.

The trial of Brandon Isabelle, charged with murdering his girlfriend and daughter, reveals complex relationships and the victim's unfulfilled aspirations as a new mother.

A 19-year-old West Tennessee man, Garrett Baughman of Wildersville, has been sentenced to 20 years in federal prison for enticement of a minor. Prosecuted under Project Safe Childhood, the case involved FBI and local authorities. Baughman will also face five years of supervised release and registration as a sex offender.