A Memphis jury convicted 37‑year‑old Adrienne Rosse of two federal cyberstalking counts after prosecutors say she mailed anonymous letters with explicit photos that targeted a Shelby County assistant district attorney.

Police swarmed Winchester Road and Knight Road in Parkway Village Saturday after reports of a shooting; injuries were unconfirmed and no suspect details were released.

A passerby in southeast Shelby County intervened Friday while a woman was being dragged from her driveway; 43-year-old Rodolfo Dominguez was arrested and faces multiple charges.

A Shelby County DA reel spotlights April Campbell’s loss after her daughter Danielle and newborn Kennedy were killed. The case ended with a 147‑year sentence last fall.

Two men were shot Tuesday night on Bonita Drive in Whitehaven; police detained a man at the scene and are asking witnesses to come forward.

A woman was struck and killed Thursday night on Union Avenue in Midtown Memphis. Police say the driver stayed; the crash brings the city's pedestrian-involved tally past 100 this year.

A North Memphis man was shot in the eye Wednesday night on Faxon Avenue and taken to a hospital in critical condition, police say.

A Memphis family says their 6-year-old pug Bruno was shot near their home; the family plans to file a police report and is asking neighbors for information.

A pit bull attacked two people at the Summereast Apartments in east Memphis; police fired shots and the victims were taken to Methodist North and are expected to recover.

Covington police charged a 67-year-old former Tipton County bus driver after a 16-year-old's complaint and bus footage prompted an investigation. Authorities say a school-bus video was central to the case.

A Haywood County judge revoked the bonds of Jeremy Tyus and Shelton Rice after hearings; prosecutors say both will be held without bail while the cases proceed.

Bass Pro Shops at the Memphis Pyramid was evacuated Wednesday as Memphis police and Tennessee Highway Patrol troopers responded; officials released few details. Crews saw staff, customers and hotel guests leave the building.

Two Selmer school employees were charged after separate March incidents that led to DCS referrals; one child had a carpet burn and another teen was struck.