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Police are seeking a suspect in a Saturday night road‑rage shooting in Parkway Village; no injuries were reported. Investigators ask anyone with tips or video to contact authorities.
Two men were arrested after police found them stripping a Corvette stolen from a Collierville dealership; detectives say the Frayser home was operating as a chop shop.
A man was seriously wounded in a late‑night Frayser shooting; Memphis Police are investigating and asking witnesses to call Crime Stoppers.
Former KU guard Lagerald Vick was arrested and charged after a Fourth of July shooting in Frayser that left a man hospitalized.
Two shootings were reported minutes apart in South Memphis early Monday, with police investigating scenes on Benford Street and South Parkway East.
A man and a woman were pronounced dead after a two-vehicle crash early Sunday at South Third and East Belz in South Memphis. Police say the collision is under investigation.
A man was killed early Sunday in the 5900 block of Winchester Road in Hickory Hill. Police are asking anyone with information to contact Crime Stoppers.
An overnight shooting in Parkway Village left a man critically injured early Sunday. Police responded to 3121 S. Mendenhall Rd and have released few details.
Officers investigated a reported shooting Sunday in Fox Meadows at S. Mendenhall and Knight Arnold. Detectives canvassed the area and asked witnesses to call CrimeStoppers.
A former security guard was sentenced to six years after pleading guilty to aggravated assault in a 2025 shooting outside the Black Onyx Gentlemen's Club.
A Tennessee Highway Patrol trooper was dragged during a traffic stop on Highway 412 near Friendship; the driver crashed and was arrested, authorities say. The trooper suffered non-life-threatening injuries.
A shooting was reported overnight at a downtown Memphis apartment complex; the shooter is unknown and investigators are asking witnesses to come forward.
A new civil suit says Memphis‑Shelby County Schools and Winchester Elementary ignored warnings that allowed a teacher to sexually abuse fourth‑graders; the complaint names the principal and counselors.
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