The Shelbyville Police Department is experiencing a phone outage and asks residents to call an alternative number for non-emergencies, using 911 for emergencies. They're working to resolve the issue and apologize for the inconvenience.

The City of Memphis introduces programs to support local developers and increase middle-income housing, focusing on infill construction and rehabilitation in urban areas.

U.S. Attorney supports Tennessee in a lawsuit over National Guard use in Memphis, citing the Guard's success in reducing crime. The case debates military roles in civil law enforcement.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Tennessee collected over $3 million in FY 2025 through criminal and civil actions, benefiting taxpayers and victims.

Memphis prepares for a winter storm with snow, sleet, and possible freezing rain this weekend, prompting travel and power outage warnings from the National Weather Service.

Memphis Fire Department extinguished a non-hazardous fuel tank fire in Castalia Heights; no injuries reported.

Motorcycle crash on Saratoga Ave, Millington, results in the death of rider Jimmy McMahan; police investigating the single-vehicle incident. Community mourns the loss.

A man died after a vehicle hit him in Memphis; one person is detained, and police are investigating the incident.

A Winter Storm Watch has been issued for parts of the Mid-South, including possible significant snow, sleet, and ice accumulations affecting travel and potentially causing power outages.

The Bartlett Police Department is offering a 7-week Citizens Police Academy to educate locals about police work, including hands-on experiences with various law enforcement aspects.

Germantown Police celebrated promotions and a retirement, with Lt. Doleac promoted to Captain, Surratt to Dispatch Lieutenant, and Taylor receiving a retirement shadowbox.

Germantown received a $1.5 million federal grant for roadway safety projects, aiming to reduce traffic-related accidents by implementing traffic calming and safety treatments as part of the SS4A initiative.

The Germantown Police Department's weekly report highlighted various crimes from domestic disputes to identity fraud, with notable incidents including an officer assault and the recovery of stolen property.