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Sheriff Bonner seeks new facilities to address a crisis in Shelby County Jail after two recent inmate deaths, emphasizing staff shortages and outdated infrastructure.
A two-year-old child died after being found unresponsive in Cordova, with the Shelby County Sheriff's Office investigating the incident that occurred on a Friday evening.
A shooting in Memphis led to the critical injury of a man and the arrest of 20-year-old Devontae Watson-Matthew, charged with Attempted First-Degree Murder.
Three suspects were arrested after shootings in Southeast Shelby County, with recovered firearms and charges including attempted murder and aggravated assault.
Clarence Carter was sentenced to eight years for crashing a semi-truck into a Kroger store in Millington after pleading guilty to reckless endangerment.
A juvenile male was shot early Friday in North Memphis and underwent surgery; he's now stable. Memphis Police seek the shooter, as no arrests have been made.
An argument among McDonald's employees in Memphis led to a shootout, wounding one worker and resulting in the arrest of Kaden Stewart on multiple charges.
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.
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