Memphis Police responded to an attempted motor vehicle theft involving four suspects using a stolen Nissan Altima on June 14, 2025, at 2110 Madison Avenue.

A motorcycle crash at Poplar Avenue and North Alicia Drive is unresolved. Police seek public help to find the female driver of a red car who left the scene.

A man was fatally shot in South Memphis' Soulsville neighborhood; he died after being taken to the hospital. The Memphis Police Department is investigating the incident with no suspect information yet released.

Remains found near Lake Ashbaugh, Arkansas, confirmed as those of missing 32-year-old Jessica Paige Kemp, with details on her last known activities and the ongoing investigation.

U.S. Marshals arrested two Memphis murder suspects in Middle Tennessee. Demanuel Jackson and Mario Simmons were indicted for a double homicide near a school. The arrest was a joint effort by local and national law enforcement.

U.S. Marshals arrested two Memphis murder fugitives, Marco McGhee and Kaylon Spivey, in separate incidents, commending the Memphis Police for their work on the cases.

Memphis Police seek help in identifying a man linked to a downtown stabbing; a critically injured victim was hospitalized and surveillance footage of the suspect has been obtained.

Germantown Post Office undergoes improvements including aesthetics and functionality, funded by $100,000 in federal resources, with more upgrades pending.

Houston High School students donated a CPR training kiosk to the Germantown Fire Department, part of their efforts to promote heart health and support the city's goal to become a designated HEARTSafe Community.

A storm in Hardeman County caused severe damage, with roads washed away and blocked by debris. The Sheriff's Office warned of impassable roads and advised seeking alternative routes.

Severe weather in Tipton County led to flooding, road closures, and crashes, including a stuck tractor-trailer. The sheriff warned residents to be cautious during commutes.

Suzy Hollenbach is appointed the new director of Memphis Animal Services, bringing extensive experience to lead the city's animal welfare efforts post-leadership turmoil and disease outbreaks.

Anthony Hogue, a 64-year-old sex offender, was sentenced to 20 years for violating probation after a rape conviction, despite challenges due to the victim's inability to testify.