Memphis Police are searching for a suspect who brandished a firearm during an altercation at Smoke & Vape, and was recorded on camera before fleeing in a Lexus. The public is asked to provide tips to Crime Stoppers.

Memphis police employed advanced tech, including drones, to arrest a man, Pierre Smith, charged with multiple burglaries. Two suspects remain at large.

The forecast in Memphis indicates sunshine with chances of showers, high temperatures, and significant heat indices, suggesting a hot and partly wet week ahead.

The Sixth Circuit Court upheld a 108-month sentence for Memphis man Jaquan Bridges for machinegun possession following a shooting incident involving law enforcement.

The Tennessee Department of Transportation starts a major road reroute in Bells, with road closures and a new SR 76 project aimed at industrial growth, involving a $17.8M contract, expected to complete by August 31, 2027.

A MATA bus in Memphis was hit by lawn equipment from a truck, with no injuries; police investigate as a hit-and-run. Different reports question the cause but emphasize no injuries and ongoing investigation.

Term limits for Memphis Shelby County School board members starting in 2026 were approved, with ongoing debate about aligning terms with election cycles.

An attempted auto theft occurred on Meadow Glade Lane, with in-car camera footage capturing the suspect, leading Memphis Police to seek public assistance.

Memphis Police seek information on a Dollar General burglary, involving detergent theft by a suspect who parked a white Ford Windstar with a broken rear wiper at the scene.

The Germantown Police Department reported various crimes from August 1-7, including scams, property damage, arrests for stolen vehicles and narcotics, and a physical altercation.

Memphis temporarily closes the Frayser-Raleigh Senior Center for repairs, ensuring alternative locations for programs and meal services during the closure.

The Sixth Circuit Court affirms a 50-year federal sentence for Louis Holloway's 2002 attempted robbery and firearms offenses, leading to the death of student John Stambaugh.

Memphis Police arrested two suspects implicated in a spree of armed robberies, following a collaborative effort between Raines Station detectives and a task force.