Delvontay Malone was arrested in Midtown Memphis for stabbing a woman who rejected his advances. The victim is in non-critical condition; Malone faces aggravated assault charges with a $35,000 bond.

An ambulance crash near Baptist Memorial Hospital injured five and prompted a police investigation. The ambulance was attending an earlier accident before the three-vehicle collision occurred.

MAS director Ty Coleman is on leave due to serious but undisclosed allegations. Mary Claire Borys presented a recovery plan, highlighting staff shortages and a surgical backlog that hinders adoptions, with an emphasis on improving veterinary care.

Memphis Police are investigating two separate shootings in Orange Mound, with one confirmed injury at Pendleton Place, and details about potential victims or suspects from both incidents still emerging.

A 76-year-old man, Willie Jackson, was fatally shot in a typically peaceful Whitehaven neighborhood, with the shooter remaining unidentified as police investigate.

Jerome Mimes, an inmate at Shelby County Jail, died in custody. The Sheriff's Office is investigating, and no foul play is suspected pending a medical examiner's report.

The body found in a burned car at Memphis PD's lot is suspected to be Jaderius Webb, with an investigation ongoing and previous similar incidents raising concerns about lot protocols.

A $150,000 reward is offered for info on a midday robbery of a USPS mail carrier in Memphis, with the USPIS providing suspect details and urging public assistance.

A Guatemalan man was sentenced to 20 years for a DUI crash in DeSoto County, killing a woman. He presented a false ID and D.A. Barton criticized U.S. immigration policies.

Memphis police responded to a shooting at a Tennessee Welcome Center on I-55 where a man was injured and later, his condition became critical. Witnesses provided conflicting accounts of the event's location. No suspects have been identified.

Desmond Woods was sentenced to over 17 years for firearm and drug offenses after multiple run-ins with the law in Memphis, including cocaine possession and illegal firearm possession as a convicted felon.

An arson investigation is underway after a fire at a vacant Memphis apartment complex with an estimated $250,000 of damage. No injuries were reported.

A Memphis man was sentenced to 104 months in prison for engaging in SNAP fraud and identity theft, using over 100 peoples' personal information to access and sell benefits.