Memphis Police investigate a shooting in North Memphis early Friday; no suspect or motive identified, and no reported injuries. Public asked to contact CrimeStoppers with information.

Germantown residents receive new property appraisal notices, and higher values may not mean increased taxes due to Tennessee's "certified tax rate" law. A proposed $0.29 tax adjustment could affect future tax bills.

Quintarius White and Kierra Clark were arrested in connection with a Huntsville abduction case, alongside three others charged with aiding the suspects after the fact.

Memphis home on Evelyn Avenue was burglarized, with electronics stolen and no suspect yet identified. Police are investigating and seeking community tips.

School board member Towanna Murphy apologized after threatening to have a critic deported in a Facebook exchange. She recognized her remarks were unprofessional.

Memphis Police are searching for a woman who fired shots at four people after a car accident on Getwell Road. No arrests have been made, and the public's help is sought.

Memphis Police are investigating a fatal shooting inside a home in the Sea Isle Park area, with the victim pronounced dead on-site. No suspect details have been provided.

NWS Memphis issues a flood warning for the Mississippi River area, with expected minor flooding from Friday to Monday, advising residents to avoid flooded areas and monitor updates for safety.

The TBI issued an Endangered Child Alert for 5-year-old Kayden Nolen from Memphis and seeks public assistance.

Two Memphis residents were arrested in the kidnapping of Huntsville man Ronald Dumas Jr., with agencies now seeking extradition. Three others are still sought.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office is honoring volunteers during Volunteer Appreciation Month, highlighting their significant contributions, especially the Ceremonial Guard Pipes and Drums.

Three people were injured in a Frayser apartment shooting; all non-critical. Witnesses transported victims to the hospital; no arrests have been made.

Richard Logston, a set designer with a 35-year career, is celebrated for his contributions to the Collierville arts scene, having designed sets for around 100 productions. He's Collierville’s first Technical Production Manager.