Fifth suspect in Tipton County home invasion, Ladarrell Miller, was arrested; charged with murder and burglary.

Dyer County Sheriff warns of scam calls impersonating law enforcement requesting money for missed court dates, emphasizing that such demands are fraudulent and advising residents to hang up and report.

Arkansas Police Lt. Corbin Dixon was fired and charged with battery and DUI after a crash that injured a 19-year-old. His BAC was over the limit, and HPD plans to recommend de-certifying him.

A man in Memphis was charged with kidnapping and sexually assaulting a minor he met online, leading to police stressing the importance of online safety for children.

A train in Millington hit an abandoned, unoccupied car on the tracks with no injuries reported. The driver's whereabouts are unknown and the incident is under investigation.

A Bartlett family was displaced after a fire destroyed their home early Friday. The fire's cause is under investigation, but no injuries were reported.

A train in Millington hit an unoccupied car on the tracks early Friday morning; police confirmed no injuries and the driver has not been located. Firefighters verified the car was abandoned.

Memphis crackdown leads to 51 arrests, seizure of firearms, and recovery of missing children, including the apprehension of two men for drug and firearm offenses.

A Memphis man was charged with kidnapping and raping a 13-year-old girl he met via Snapchat, using the app's location feature. The police statement emphasized online safety for children.

Two individuals were arrested and stolen goods recovered after a theft at a business in Collierville, thanks to cooperation between local law enforcement agencies.

A car crashed into a Memphis high school cafeteria, causing property damage but no severe injuries, as a student's video glasses captured the incident.

Lt. Corbin Dixon faces battery charges after a DUI crash that injured Peyton Gregory, who suffered burns and broken ribs. Dixon had a .12% BAC and is on paid leave, with his trial set for March 2.

A series of vehicle incidents in Memphis' Parkway Village caused disruptions and are under investigation, with one involving multiple cars and another resulting in a power outage.