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.

The court found probable cause to charge Contrell Taper with carjacking and related crimes in Shelby County following a preliminary hearing, setting his bond at $250,000.

Memphis Police are investigating a fatal shooting in East Memphis, where a person died after being shot at Knight Arnold and Mendenhall Roads. A suspect vehicle, a blue Hyundai Tucson, was seen leaving the scene. No arrests have been made.

Sheriff's office and U.S. Marshals are searching for Bryan A. Lebel, who is wanted for firing at officers and considered armed and dangerous in Henning, TN.

Two women were shot in Millington; two suspects arrested. One victim is in critical condition; the other had minor injuries. Charges include attempted murder.

An 18-year-old, Latoriania Lindsey, was arrested by Memphis Police and charged with first-degree murder for a shooting on Riverside Drive on April 13.

The Memphis Police Department reported a surge in auto thefts, citing a case involving a stolen 2017 Range Rover used in robberies, which led to a police chase and the arrest of three suspects.