Former Mississippi teacher Wilson Jones pled guilty to possessing AI-generated child pornography and faces sentencing and sex offender registration. Ex-Superintendent Edward Childress was indicted for failing to report Jones's activities.

Collierville Police report a second sexual assault at St. George's Independent School, with two arrested for evidence tampering and a third facing unrelated drug charges.

Eight people were arrested in Memphis during "All of Boyd Round TWO," targeting drug and gang activity, with over four pounds of marijuana, a firearm, and cash seized.

Luke Pruett, Head of St. George’s Independent School, returns from leave amid an investigation into multiple sexual assaults at the school; no charges filed yet. Two individuals face tampering charges related to a separate assault case.

The Memphis Police Department made eight arrests and seized drugs and a gun during a crackdown on gang activity on Boyd Street, led by their Organized Crime Unit.

A bicyclist is in critical condition after a hit-and-run involving a silver or gray Toyota SUV in Memphis, with police urging witnesses to come forward.

Two homicides occurred within 24 hours in Forrest City, with victims discovered at a home and in a vehicle. No suspect information for the second case has been released yet.

Martinez Thompson was arrested for a Memphis homicide, facing multiple charges including Second-Degree Murder. The MPD arrested him for a January slaying.

Quannah Fields Harris was convicted of defrauding the GI Bill program for over $625,000 through her barbering school.

Memphis Police are investigating an early morning hit-and-run, where a vehicle struck and critically injured a bicyclist, who was transported to the hospital.

Michael Fruitticher has been convicted of child pornography offenses, including production and possession; the court found he also sexually abused a child. He awaits sentencing and faces 15-40 years in prison.

Two sex offenders, Dwight Lane and Saderick Roberts, were arrested in Memphis for failing to comply with registration requirements, as per the U.S. Marshals Service.

A missing 15-year-old from Tennessee was found in Hawaii with their father, leading to a U.S. Marshals-led recovery effort. The father has a criminal record, and the child awaits return to Tennessee.