A man was arrested for stealing $80,000 worth of tools from Hall Electric Company in Arlington; evidence was found at his residence, leading to charges of theft and multiple burglaries.

Sevier County battles multiple brushfires intensified by strong winds. Some homes evacuated; various firefighting teams deployed to contain fires and protect residents.

Severe two-vehicle crash on I-240 North in Memphis leaves one man critically injured; multiple lanes were blocked.

Rainfall in Sevier County aids firefighting efforts, improving conditions after battling multiple brush fires that damaged structures. Officials urge continued vigilance despite lifted evacuations.

A Memphis woman, Patricia Johnson, 47, received a ten-year sentence for identity theft and bank fraud after stealing over $50,000 by impersonating others with the same name.

The Germantown Police Department reports a series of narcotics, unlawful firearm possessions, and thefts from Feb 21-27, as well as identity theft and fraudulent financial activities.

A DeSoto County Sheriff's deputy was hospitalized after stopping a wrong-way driver on I-269, being hailed as a hero by Sheriff Tuggle. The deputy is stable; the driver is in custody. Investigation ongoing.

Shelby County Commissioner Edmund Ford Jr. is on unpaid leave from his city job following charges of bribery and tax evasion, pleading not guilty and is out on a $25,000 bond.

Law enforcement in DeSoto County, Mississippi, conducted a sting, arresting two individuals and recovering stolen items, including tools and firearms. Further charges are anticipated.

A Memphis man is charged with attempted second-degree murder after shooting at his sister and young relatives, leaving a 2-year-old injured by debris. Community members are calling for action against gun violence.

A DeSoto County inmate, John Riles, received a five-year sentence for assaulting a jailer with a Taser, an incident initially leading to minor injuries.

Vanessa Murtaugh, ex-chair of the Tennessee Inmate Disciplinary Board and former assistant DA, was charged with statutory rape involving a 17-year-old.

Inmate Nevin Whetstone, serving life for murder, escaped from Mississippi State Penitentiary; public warned not to approach and to contact law enforcement.