A Cordova home invasion led to a foot chase and the arrest of Chris Scanlon. The homeowner fired shots in self-defense; Scanlon faces multiple charges.

Memphis Safe Task Force executed 50 arrests, seized 8 firearms, and rescued an autistic child on January 5th. Charges include drug possession and aggravated assault. The task force works to combat violent crime in Memphis since 2025.

A Taiwanese national has been indicted on felony charges for defrauding the elderly, arrested upon arrival at a U.S. airport, despite initial sanctuary state policy challenges.

A suspect brandished a firearm at an employee in a Church's Chicken drive-thru in Memphis; police seek public assistance to identify a male who fled in a silver Nissan SUV.

A shooting in Memphis, with a victim hit by gunfire, prompted an investigation. Police, after responding to the scene, have released a suspect description and are seeking community assistance.

Memphis police search for a young male suspect after an attempted robbery and shooting at a convenience store; suspect fled injured but remains at large.

Memphis Police seek information on a suspect linked to multiple burglaries, including a recent incident on Clearwood Road, urging residents to be vigilant and report suspicious activity.

Robert Hartheimer, ex-CEO of Evolve Bank, pleaded guilty to child pornography charges and awaits sentencing on April 3. He was caught in a sting after using Grindr to meet someone he thought was a minor.

One man died and two injured in a South Memphis shooting; suspects fled in a dark sedan, and police seek information.

A man from Hardeman County was killed in a shooting at a Jackson restaurant parking lot, according to Jackson Police. The 31-year-old victim, Schuyler Taylor, died of gunshot wounds after an early Sunday incident at King Baba's Restaurant.

The Germantown Police Department reported multiple property crimes and arrests during the end of December, including threats, thefts, altercations, and illegal possession incidents.

Four individuals were arrested following a high-speed chase from Memphis to Southaven, which concluded with a crash and charges including felony, drug, and traffic offenses.

Raymond Dowdy, 88, was charged with the first homicide of 2026 in Memphis, following a fatal early January shooting.