The McNairy County Sheriff's Office is seeking a full-time Deputy. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, at least 18, with a clean record, and able to pass physical and psychological exams.

A hazardous spill of 2,000 gallons of calcium bromide on McLemore Avenue in Memphis caused significant traffic disruptions, but was contained by the Memphis Fire Department.

Roy Ezell Jones was convicted of second-degree murder for the killing of his wife, Juanita Jones, in a trial that included a child witness and a confession.

The McNairy County Sheriff's Office is recruiting Correctional Officers and invites applications from eligible individuals seeking community service roles.

The Memphis Grizzlies signed former Denver Nugget PJ Hall to a two-way contract, splitting his time between the NBA team and their G League affiliate.

Search is ongoing for suspects following a shooting outside the Happy Mexican restaurant in Cordova; no victims hit but nearby cars were struck by gunfire.

Shelby County Commissioner Edmund Ford Jr. is set for a 2026 trial for bribery and tax evasion charges involving $250,000 from nonprofits linked to grants he supported.

Arkansas State Police are investigating a fatal shooting involving an officer in Polk County, where Darrin Laudermilk was killed during an eviction process. The incident will be reviewed by the Polk County Prosecutor.

One person was critically injured in a shooting outside District 12 Social Club in Hickory Hill, Memphis, with shots fired from a vehicle that fled the scene.

The National Weather Service in Memphis issued a heat warning for the Mid-South, predicting a heat index up to 111°F and advising residents to stay hydrated and indoors.

A victim, Deonte Fletcher, died after being shot in River Valley Lane, Memphis. Police found an AR-style firearm and casings, and urge witnesses to contact Crime Stoppers.

Steelers' Calvin Austin III hosted a STEAM camp in Memphis to encourage middle schoolers to explore careers beyond sports, emphasizing education and potential in various fields.

Memphis Police Department launched "Operation Code Zero" targeting illegal activities such as gun and drug offenses, vehicle theft, and gambling. Community responses were varied.