Widespread power outages affected East Memphis, with nearly 2,000 customers losing power due to a circuit outage and a raccoon causing additional issues. MLGW restored power by 11:19 p.m. and advised customers to report outages.

A man was shot several times in North Memphis, with the incident reported by the Memphis Police Department. The shooting followed a dispute, and investigations are ongoing.

A person was injured in a shooting at Heritage Square in Jackson, Tennessee, with no suspect identified yet. Local police are investigating the incident.

A man in Tennessee is charged with first-degree murder after fatally shooting Jacob Hearn, someone he had known for years. Alcohol was involved and the community is shaken by the incident.

The Memphis Safe Task Force operation led to 74 more arrests and seized 16 firearms, as reported by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi. Total arrests reached 227 with 65 weapons confiscated. The task force's efforts may be impacting local crime rates.

A woman was arrested for child abuse at a Tennessee store after video evidence confirmed her hitting and threatening her toddler. The child was released to his father, and the case is still active.

A Tennessee Goodwill was evacuated after a stun grenade was found. The device was safely removed by the bomb squad. Police seek an unidentified male donor for inquiries.

The Memphis Safe Task Force arrested 60 individuals and seized 21 illegal firearms, with a suspect accused of child rape among them, as part of a larger crackdown involving 150 arrests and recovery of 48 guns.

A man was found shot to death near Windridge Elementary in Memphis, with authorities investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

A Memphis man, Odie Ratchford, was sentenced to 18 years in DeSoto County for fentanyl trafficking after a guilty plea, with additional post-release supervision.

Memphis law enforcement arrested Lorenzo Mann, wanted for Aggravated Assault and potentially linked to more felonies, strengthening neighborhood safety efforts.

Memphis Safe Task Force arrested 53 people and seized 20 illegal firearms in 48 hours, announced U.S. Attorney General Pamela Bondi, emphasizing swift actions in reducing crime.

Mervin Anderson was convicted of having shanks in a federal detention center, with a video showing him with the weapons. He awaits trial for fentanyl distribution charges.