Timothy Fields II was sentenced to 12 years for cocaine possession with intent to sell and firearm possession during a felony after a jury trial. He had previously been acquitted of murder, acting in self-defense.

A Memphis man received a two-year sentence for trafficking over 500 counterfeit airbags, which he sold online without proper safety standards compliance, risking consumer safety.

Traffic was delayed on Goodman Road in Southaven, MS, after a crash; separately, an ambulance hit Baptist DeSoto Hospital's wall, leading to an arrest and minor injuries.

An ambulance crashed into Baptist DeSoto Hospital causing minor injuries and a police response; one suspect is in custody. Details are limited as the investigation continues.

Operation 806 led by multiple agencies in Mississippi, including the FBI and local police, resulted in the rescue of five human trafficking victims and the arrest of Randy Poindexter.

A shooting in Shelby County led to Scharles Brown's death, prompting a homicide investigation. Suspect Altonious Scott may face upgraded charges after initially being charged with attempted murder.

A Texas couple is charged with TennCare fraud in Memphis after allegedly submitting false claims for patient care while living in Texas, leading to significant losses for TennCare.

Memphis Police are seeking a bald Black man involved in a stabbing at The Parkway Saver Stop last month. The suspect fled after the altercation which occurred before 10 p.m. on April 26.

A woman was critically injured after being shot at a Memphis shopping center. An argument with a suspected ex-boyfriend led to the shooting. The suspect fled; police are investigating.

Jury deliberations begin in the trial of three ex-Memphis officers charged with the murder of Tyre Nichols, with defense and prosecution presenting contrasting arguments on their conduct and intentions.

A Memphis Police officer died in a motorcycle crash on I-240 while responding to a traffic incident involving an intoxicated person. Despite immediate medical attention, he succumbed to his injuries.

Mancellous Perry was convicted of second-degree murder and other charges for a 2022 Memphis shooting that killed Joseph Faulkner and injured his brother Jalen.

Mancellous Perry was found guilty in Memphis for the 2022 shooting that killed Joseph Faulkner and injured Jalen Faulkner. He faces second-degree murder and other charges.