Vandals threw fireworks inside a North Memphis store, causing a fire, with no injuries reported. Police are investigating the incident as criminal vandalism.

The Germantown Police Department reported a series of harassment cases and petty crimes, including menacing texts, shoplifting, an online scam, theft, and criminal impersonation.

Memphis Police report a business burglary at RXO on Raines Road on June 22nd, involving a box truck, an SUV, and the theft of $25,000 worth of televisions.

Memphis police seek a suspect for a red 2020 Hyundai Elantra theft; the car was later found, and the suspect fled on foot with a handgun. The public is urged to aid the investigation.

A man was critically injured in a shooting in Memphis's Orange Mound on July 4th; suspects fled. Police haven't released the cause; the investigation is ongoing.

The NWS Memphis forecast for the week includes sunny days, potential showers, escalating heat indices over 100°F, increasing chances of rain, and thunderstorms midweek.

Munford Police issued July 4th safety tips on Facebook, highlighting fireworks rules and urging no drinking and driving, with officers ready to respond.

A couple from Dyersburg was charged with 36 counts of aggravated animal cruelty after police discovered 36 dogs living in squalid conditions in their home.

A gardener was robbed at gunpoint while working at a park in Memphis; the suspect stole his vehicle and belongings. The stolen Jeep was recovered, but the suspect is still at large.

Memphis Police investigate a wallet theft at 8111 Walnut Grove Road on June 28, 2025; suspect used the victim's credit card and was caught on camera. Public assistance is sought.

Memphis Police's 'Rolling Thunder' operation resulted in 209 arrests, including 42 alleged gang members, and seizures of drugs, including fentanyl, firearms, and stolen vehicles.

Memphis Police are probing downtown gunfire on July 4th, with shots also fired at an officer; no injuries reported. The investigation continues near the Peabody hotel.

Memphis caregiver Tareka Smith was indicted for exploiting 21 vulnerable adults by making unauthorized withdrawals totaling over $42,000 using their bank cards.