Tra-Shawn Robinson, wanted for multiple charges, was captured in Mississippi by U.S. Marshals after a standoff where he wielded a machete and had self-inflicted wounds.

Nigel Farmer was arrested for a 2024 homicide in Shelby County after a year-long investigation and interstate collaboration among law enforcement agencies.

Deon Scott, a former Shelby County Division of Corrections investigator, admitted to taking a bribe in exchange for bringing contraband to an inmate. He now faces up to 15 years behind bars, with sentencing scheduled for February 19, 2026.

Brandon Isabelle received a 147-year prison sentence for the murders of Danielle and Kennedy Hoyle, child neglect, and kidnapping, according to the Shelby County DA's Office.

A Dense Fog Advisory has been issued by the NWS Memphis affecting East Arkansas, North Mississippi, Southeast Missouri, and West Tennessee. Visibility may drop to a quarter mile or less.

The 14th annual Battle of the Brains in Germantown showcased 50 STEM projects by students, with winners announced in two groups and recognition given due to a donation from the Chandlers.

South Memphis celebrates the ninth annual Soulsville USA Holiday Tree Lighting with community leaders and a tribute to Lar’Juanette Williams. Walmart donates gifts for children.

Memphis Safe Task Force arrested Honduran national Alex Rodriguez on charges of child rape and sexual battery.

The Memphis Safe Task Force arrested a man for posing as a TBI agent. Andrew Lee, 47, was charged with Criminal Impersonation after falsely presenting TBI credentials.

Memphis celebrates America Recycles Day with a Recycling Drive on November 22, 2025, accepting items like electronics and paper at various community centers.

Tennessee Narcotic Officers Association honored Detective Brooks Gatlin and the West Tennessee Drug Task Force for their efforts in drug interdiction.

Germantown celebrated its community leaders and volunteers at the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Commission Appreciation Dinner, highlighting contributions to the city.

Germantown installs its Christmas tree at City Hall, prompting parking adjustments from November 20-21, including no parking in specific areas and altered traffic flow.