A Memphis man with prior voyeurism convictions was sentenced to three years after prosecutors say he secretly filmed women inside a Southaven Kroger restroom.

A City of Memphis employee was rescued after a trench collapse left him buried up to his neck. Firefighters freed him within minutes and transferred him to EMS for evaluation.

Four juveniles allegedly pointed guns at a 73‑year‑old man in Cooper‑Young on Sunday; Memphis police are investigating and CrimeStoppers is seeking tips.

A THP chase that topped 100 mph ended in a neighborhood crash and an arrest; troopers say they found cocaine, promethazine and a scale inside the abandoned SUV. Quentin Burnside faces evading and drug charges.

An early-morning fire struck a South Memphis business on Tuesday in the 300 block of East Bodley Avenue. Crews remained on scene and officials said the cause and injuries were unclear.

Two men were arrested after a suspected racial road‑rage confrontation at an AutoZone left an elderly driver with six fractured ribs and a punctured lung.

A Shelby County jury found Joshua Banks guilty of first‑degree murder in the Oct. 3, 2024, shooting death of Geneva Gladney at a Hyde Park apartment complex.

TBI says it has been asked to investigate 18 officer-involved shootings in Tennessee so far in 2026 after a Hickman County traffic stop left one man dead. The bureau’s role and state record rules shape how — and when — details are released.

Marion fired Officer Trey Bynum after a city review found an omission in his hiring paperwork tied to the 2024 death of teen Tripp Brazeale.

A Shelby County jury found Jonathan Brush guilty of voluntary manslaughter in the 2022 road‑rage stabbing of chef Jody Moyt, a verdict that has left the family outraged.

A man was found shot to death on May 17 near Imogene Heights in southeast Memphis; police detained one person as detectives investigate.

A man was rushed to the hospital after a shooting in Frayser; several people are detained and police say the suspect is known to the victim.

Hope Fest pairs concerts and on-site job, legal, and health services at Tom Lee Park next Friday as leaders and churches try to blunt Memphis' seasonal rise in shootings.