Four Memphis individuals were sentenced for a retail theft operation, stealing over $4M in goods and distributing them nationwide. They received federal prison terms ranging from one to almost three years.

A Memphis police officer was unharmed after his car and a speeding Dodge Charger collided; the Charger's driver was hospitalized and cited for multiple traffic violations.

Louie Holloway was resentenced to 50 years in federal prison for a 2002 attempted robbery and firearm crimes after his original life sentence conviction was overturned.

Memphis Police seek two men for midday store theft, stealing purses and cash, caught on camera; distinctive getaway vehicle noted. Public asked to provide tips.

The trial for those charged with Young Dolph's murder starts, with jurors from Nashville for impartiality. Justin Johnson pleads not guilty; the case may last a few days.

Memphis Police is investigating an especially aggravated robbery at Quick Mart, where a man was shot in the neck during an attempted theft of his gun by two suspects.

A man was killed in a Binghampton, Memphis shooting near Walnut Grove and Holmes Road. Police have identified the suspect but have not made an arrest. Witnesses describe the area as usually quiet.

Two individuals died following a two-car crash on I-240 near South Perkins Road, with one man dead at the scene and a woman later dying in the hospital.

A passenger on a MATA bus in Memphis was shot and grazed by a bullet after an altercation. Police report the suspect fled and no charges have been filed yet.

Memphis police are investigating a downtown shooting where a person, after firing shots near a dog park and cinema, drove away. One victim reached the hospital independently and is stable. No suspect has been detained.

A squirrel caused a power outage for over 10,000 MLGW customers in East Memphis, with 95% of power restored within 10 minutes. Traffic was also affected.

A man was fatally shot on East Geeter Road in the Westwood neighborhood; Memphis Police are investigating the incident with no further details released.

Two Memphis teens face charges for bringing ammunition and an airsoft pistol to their schools. The local sheriff emphasizes a zero-tolerance policy for such acts and calls for parents' involvement in addressing school safety concerns.