Memphis Police and Shelby County DA crack down on Club Infiniti for illegal alcohol sales; owner John Curry charged, amid a broader operation following a fatal shooting.

Pacarie Roberts was arrested by Memphis Police for involvement in a homicide on South Mendenhall Road, also facing arson and theft charges. Further suspects are sought; the public is urged to offer tips.

A homicide suspect led Memphis Police on a chase while holding a baby; the suspect is now detained, the baby is safe, and a discarded weapon was recovered.

A suspect, Markecio Graham, was arrested in Memphis after a high-speed chase ended in a crash, where he tried to flee with an infant. He faces multiple charges, including drug possession and aggravated child abuse.

Memphis Police are looking for RC Alexander, 62, who went missing after being shot outside his home. His girlfriend discovered him, but he was gone when police arrived. Witnesses reported seeing him after midnight. A City Watch alert has been issued.

The Germantown Police Department's report details thefts, drug offenses, and a physical altercation from May 4-8, including vehicle break-ins and various arrests.

Two former Shelby County deputies face potential decertification after one allegedly had sex with an intoxicated woman they brought to a hotel, violating procedures and trust.

A man posing as a police officer invaded a woman's home, ransacked it, and stole her car, but was later arrested after the police tracked down the vehicle.

A semi-truck jackknifed on Highway 385, causing traffic delays and lane closures during the early morning commute. The accident is under investigation, with no immediate reports on the cause or injuries.

A disturbance at a Texas Roadhouse in Memphis involved two customers who attacked an employee and threatened to return with a gun. Police were called but the individuals did not come back.

Memphis Shelby County Schools sues software provider PowerSchool over a data breach exposing student and teacher information, alleging delayed breach notification.

Tyre Nichols' family, represented by attorneys Crump and Romanucci, condemned "Wanted Dead or Alive" posters targeting acquitted officers and called for justice through legal means.

David Pruett was sentenced to 40 years without parole for child exploitation and related charges, with evidence including explicit images and witness testimony.