The Memphis Police Department is investigating a burglary by five men at Three Little Pigs Bar-B-Q, who broke in and stole a cash register drawer on December 22.

An attempted car theft by two armed men from a Nissan sedan occurred in Memphis, with the police seeking public assistance and offering rewards for information.

A juvenile in Marianna, Arkansas was shot and the police are seeking public assistance to find those responsible. The incident occurred on Jordan Street and the injured boy was airlifted to a hospital.

Two men were injured, one critically, in a single-vehicle accident on Macon Road in Fisherville early Christmas morning when their vehicle struck a tree.

Three men were arrested after stealing from a GameStop in West Memphis and leading Arkansas State Police on a high-speed chase, with speeds over 100 mph.

Memphis Police are investigating a shooting at a Valero gas station in Frayser, with no confirmation of injuries and the shooter's identity still unknown.

Brantley Miller was sentenced to six years in federal prison for his involvement in a large methamphetamine and fentanyl trafficking operation in West Tennessee.

Three teenagers were shot in South Memphis and taken to the hospital in non-critical condition. Police are investigating and have identified a black sedan as the suspect's vehicle.

The Germantown Police Department's report highlights a spike in thefts from vehicles and porches, along with other crimes like altercations, in a single week.

A man was fatally shot in Hickory Hill, and two people were detained by Memphis Police. The incident happened near Kirby Parkway, and authorities are continuing their investigation.

Memphis experienced a spate of violence with attempted robberies and shootings in East Memphis and Hickory Hill. Suspects remain at large with ongoing investigations, and the community is on edge.

A two-vehicle collision in Memphis injured five, including two minors, with one adult and one minor in critical condition. The incident, suspected as a hit-and-run, occurred near Winchester and Germantown Road.

Tommie Conner received a 200-month sentence for illegal firearms possession in Memphis, as he was previously convicted of robbery and federal firearms violations.