Memphis Police seek info on missing 14-year-old Alia Shempert, last seen entering a black Tesla in Berclair. She's 5'2", 160lbs, with brown hair and eyes.

Three men were injured in a Memphis shooting stemming from an argument and attempted robbery; two victims are critical. The incident occurred across two locations. Police continue to investigate.

A homeowner in Memphis found their patio door open and items stolen, including a PS5 and $1,000 cash, prompting a police investigation and community vigilance.

Memphis police seek information on a July 9 shooting on Chelsea Avenue; male victim sustained a groin gunshot wound. The suspect, a thin Black male aged 20-25, fled in a black sedan. Public assistance is requested.

Roy Ezell Jones was found guilty of second-degree murder for fatally shooting his wife in 2022, after initially facing a first-degree murder charge. The verdict followed a three-day trial.

Memphis Police seek help to catch suspects in a burglary on Thrift Avenue involving the theft of tools and minibikes.

A woman was shot during an altercation in Shelby County and the homeowner was deemed to have acted in self-defense. Three intruders have been charged.

A federal jury convicted Turante Nunn of illegal gun possession as a felon, with his past felonies potentially leading to a life sentence under the Armed Career Criminal Act.

A Southaven man was arrested on child pornography charges after a tip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children led police to his residence.

The Memphis Police Department announced on social media the conviction of three men for a series of armed bank robberies, highlighting successful local-federal law enforcement collaboration.

A recent court ruling confirmed that machines operated by Torch Electronics are illegal under Tennessee law, supporting Shelby County DA's fight against illegal gambling.

Talia Jones, 19, has been arrested in Minneapolis in connection with the murder of Project Pat's son, Patrick Houston Jr. She's charged with facilitation of first-degree murder and is awaiting extradition to Tennessee.

An arrest was made in connection to auto burglaries in Covington, Tennessee, with the aid of home surveillance footage. Kwinton Purifoy, 18, admitted his involvement and faces multiple charges.