Antonio McClelland, wanted for first-degree murder in Memphis, was arrested by U.S. Marshals in Mississippi, after being implicated in the fatal shooting of Jimmy L. Walker.

A man was found shot dead in a Crockett County home, with an ongoing investigation assisted by the TBI. The incident is considered isolated with no public threat.

Germantown Police Department increases officer salaries to $60,000 and invests in advanced technology and training, leading to full staffing and the lowest crime rates in a decade.

The Millington Police Department honored dispatchers on social media during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.

The Collierville Police Department praised their dispatchers' EMD certification, highlighting their ability to offer lifesaving instructions during emergencies.

Memphis Police investigated gunfire at Ridgecrest Apartments in Frayser, with no injuries or arrests reported; ongoing violence at the complex has sparked calls for increased security and community investment.

Germantown is seeking local artists to create a Traveling City Mural, with applications due by May 7. The winner will receive $12,000 to produce the artwork.

Memphis opens a Downtown Command Center to centralize emergency response and public safety, with a grand opening event including a ribbon-cutting and tour on April 24, 2025.

A Tennessee man was arrested for making terroristic threats against a courthouse and court clerk in Nashville, and is being held awaiting extradition.

Five University of Memphis international students had their visas revoked, causing concern and prompting the university and legal experts to respond to these actions reflecting a larger nationwide issue.

A train hit a funeral limousine in Bartlett, injuring six family members. The limo was damaged; however, no fatalities were reported. Investigations are ongoing.

The NWS maintains a flood warning for the Mississippi River at Memphis, advising vigilance due to minor flooding with water levels expected to decrease by next Thursday.

A 17-year-old has been arrested for the fatal shooting of an 18-year-old in Tunica County, MS, with both known to each other and additional suspects detained.