In Dyersburg, a homeowner fatally shot 19-year-old Christopher Terry during a home invasion. Two others were arrested and face multiple charges. The police believe the shooting was in self-defense.

A man was fatally shot in Memphis, with Raffael Newman charged with second-degree murder and firearm theft. The city's homicides have slightly decreased from last year.

MPD seeks public help in solving a fatal shooting at a McDonald's in Frayser, after Trivez Washington was found shot behind the counter; suspects fled the scene.

A man was arrested for a Southeast Shelby County shooting after deputies found a victim with a gunshot wound. The suspect, Adrian Woodard, is charged with aggravated assault.

A man was arrested for aggravated assault after a dispute with an ex-co-worker at a Family Dollar store in Memphis. No injuries were reported following the altercation.

The chief and two firefighters from Ramer Fire Department were arrested on charges of arson related to multiple fires in the Ramer area, following an investigation by the TBI.

Former girls' basketball coach at Millington Central High School, Jason Nichols, was fired after a Title IX probe into inappropriate conduct with students.

The trial of three ex-Memphis officers charged with second-degree murder in Tyre Nichols' death proceeds, with the defense focusing on expert testimonies.

A juvenile was hospitalized after a shooting in Frayser, with the Memphis Police Department investigating but making no arrests yet. The victim's condition was deemed non-critical.

Henry Pious pleaded guilty to carjacking in Shelby County and received a 14-year sentence without parole after being identified through surveillance footage.

Taylor McKinney was arrested for a Memphis shooting that killed Deonte’ Reed after collaborative efforts by the MPD and USMS.

A 57-year-old man died following a house fire on Hallshire Road in Southeast Memphis. Despite efforts to save him after he was found unconscious, he later succumbed to smoke inhalation-related injuries. The cause of the fire is under investigation.

Memphis Police announced the death of Patrolman John Stevens, shot while retreating from a hostile crowd during an arrest. He later died from his injuries.