Memphis Police are searching for a suspect who brandished a firearm during an altercation at Smoke & Vape, and was recorded on camera before fleeing in a Lexus. The public is asked to provide tips to Crime Stoppers.

Memphis police employed advanced tech, including drones, to arrest a man, Pierre Smith, charged with multiple burglaries. Two suspects remain at large.

The Sixth Circuit Court upheld a 108-month sentence for Memphis man Jaquan Bridges for machinegun possession following a shooting incident involving law enforcement.

A MATA bus in Memphis was hit by lawn equipment from a truck, with no injuries; police investigate as a hit-and-run. Different reports question the cause but emphasize no injuries and ongoing investigation.

An attempted auto theft occurred on Meadow Glade Lane, with in-car camera footage capturing the suspect, leading Memphis Police to seek public assistance.

Memphis Police seek information on a Dollar General burglary, involving detergent theft by a suspect who parked a white Ford Windstar with a broken rear wiper at the scene.

The Germantown Police Department reported various crimes from August 1-7, including scams, property damage, arrests for stolen vehicles and narcotics, and a physical altercation.

The Sixth Circuit Court affirms a 50-year federal sentence for Louis Holloway's 2002 attempted robbery and firearms offenses, leading to the death of student John Stambaugh.

Memphis Police arrested two suspects implicated in a spree of armed robberies, following a collaborative effort between Raines Station detectives and a task force.

Inmate Kokou Sanoumeg allegedly stabbed another inmate in Shelby County Jail, resulting in the victim's paralysis. Sanoumeg faces several charges, reflecting persistent safety issues in prisons.

A man was critically injured in an early morning shooting in Orange Mound, Memphis. The incident occurred at a motel and suspects fled in a small sedan. Police are investigating; no motive has been determined.

Judge Childers denied a preliminary injunction that would have reinstated Marie Feagins as Memphis-Shelby County Schools superintendent, finding insufficient evidence of likely success in her legal claims.

One person died and four were injured in a multi-car crash on Highway 385 in Memphis. The incident involved five vehicles and occurred early Sunday morning.