One dead and two critically injured in an early morning four-car crash on Highway 385 in Collierville; traffic was diverted as exits closed for investigation.

Seven people in West Tennessee were indicted on various charges related to robbery, carjacking, and illegal firearm possession as part of efforts to reduce violent crime.

White Station High School briefly locked down due to a suspicious person report; Memphis Police responded, two sustained minor injuries, lockdown lifted, no suspects detained.

Councilman JB Smiley Jr. refutes allegations in Dr. Feagins' lawsuit, denying any improper conduct in the controversy that led to Feagins' departure from Memphis-Shelby County Schools.

A Fayette County teacher was arrested for assaulting a Pre-K student, with the incident caught on school surveillance. Brandy Murphy faces child abuse charges and is released on bond.

Ezekiel Kelly, charged with a Memphis shooting spree, will self-represent despite facing the death penalty, with his former attorney taking an advisory role.

Memphis Police discovered illegal substances and weaponry, including a gun with a switch, during a search for Jeremiah Cotton, a suspect in violent crimes, now facing additional charges.

Two individuals were arrested after a fight that injured an MPD officer at Crosstown Concourse. The incident involved resistance and violence against police attempting an arrest.

Former Landers Center director Todd Mastry filed a lawsuit claiming he was fired for booking Black artists, alleging racial discrimination by the DeSoto County Board.

Ex-superintendent Feagins sues Memphis-Shelby County Schools Board for violating the Tennessee Open Meetings Act, alleging secret discussions before her firing.

A man was fatally shot in Castalia Heights, Memphis, with the police investigating and no suspect information released. Authorities are seeking public help.

A family argument in Frayser escalated into a shooting, where a man was shot in the head by his cousin over a dispute about moving out. The suspect fled and the victim was critically injured.

Two inmates died at Shelby County Jail within 24 hours, one from a suspected overdose and another from apparent suicide, raising concerns about contraband and mental health within the facility.