A Jackson man was arrested in Collierville, TN, for multiple crimes after police used drones and infrared technology to surveil a stolen vehicle and apprehend him.

Two individuals were arrested by the Memphis Police for gang activity and illegal firearms possession, with items like a modified Glock and drugs seized.

The article details the current and upcoming weather conditions in Memphis, noting overcast skies, mild temperatures, and potential showers throughout the week.

Memphis police seek witnesses after a hit-and-run on S. Mendenhall Road critically injured two pedestrians. The driver remains unidentified and at large.

Collierville celebrated the opening of Fire House Number 6, its first new station in nearly 25 years, featuring a fire hose ribbon-cutting and a traditional Truck Push-In ceremony.

Place of Grace, a senior housing complex, is set to open in North Memphis, providing affordable homes for elderly residents earning less than 60% of the median income.

A woman was injured by a MATA bus in Memphis while running to a bus stop; her injuries were non-life-threatening. MATA is cooperating with the police investigation into the accident.

Ford is rebranding its BlueOval City project to focus on gas-powered trucks, shifting away from its original electric vehicle plan, amid market trends and a partnership change with SK On. Production is delayed to 2029, reflecting industry challenges.

A firearm deal among youths in Covington, Tennessee led to a shootout, injuring three teenagers. Police arrested six individuals, including an adult, and are holding parents accountable for juvenile offenses.

Two juveniles from Crockett County were safely found by the Dyer County Sheriff's Office thanks to local law enforcement's collaboration and community tips.

DeSoto County Judge Karen Sanders returns to the bench following her DUI arrest, sparking a mix of public reactions and concerns over judicial impartiality.

Davion Johnson was apprehended by the Covington Police after they sought public help via social media to find him on multiple charges. Details of his capture remain undisclosed.

Maurice Harris was found guilty by a jury of multiple business robberies and illegal firearm possession in Memphis, with a mandatory minimum sentence of 75 years pending.