Officers responded to an attempted theft on David Street that escalated to violence, with the suspect revealing a gun. The Memphis Police are seeking public help via Crime Stoppers.

Memphis Police reported a theft of tools worth $2,800 from a semi-trailer on Elvis Presley Boulevard, with a suspect seen on video using a white box truck.

Shelby County deputies arrested two suspects, a man and a minor, for a series of burglaries at Miller Creek Apartments after a prompt response to an ongoing incident.

Memphis unveils 10 new affordable homes in Oakhaven to address the housing crisis, funded by various governmental sources including ARPA, with a ribbon-cutting ceremony scheduled.

The National Weather Service in Memphis warns of a severe heatwave, with heat index values up to 108 degrees, advising residents in affected areas to take precautions.

Memphis police chased a suspicious vehicle, leading to three arrests and two bystanders hospitalized after a skate park memorial. The pursuit ended near the Mississippi state line, with no officers injured.

The Shelby County Health Department is addressing high lead levels in 24 Memphis-Shelby County schools, providing alternative water and free lead screenings for students.

A man is in critical condition after a morning shooting in Memphis’s Frayser neighborhood; the suspect remains at large.

A Central High School student was hospitalized following a medical emergency due to HVAC issues affecting classroom temperatures. Maintenance addressed the issue, and classes continued normally.

The ACLU of Tennessee challenges Mason's ICE detention center contract, alleging a failure to achieve majority approval by the town charter's standards, prompting demands for the town to halt related actions.

The University of Memphis FedEx Institute held an AI + Cybersecurity Conference, exploring AI's role in cybersecurity and launching a new AI research center.

An armed robbery suspect, Harold Carter, was arrested and extradited to Shelby County for a 2024 Northaven home invasion where a PS5 was stolen and a shot fired. No one was injured.

The U.S. Marshals arrested 141 individuals in Memphis during a crackdown on gang violence, clearing 163 warrants, with several suspects on murder charges.