A man was critically injured in a shooting outside a Church's Texas Chicken in Memphis during an argument. The suspect fled and police are seeking tips.

The Memphis Police Department is investigating a fatal hit-and-run incident involving a dark pick-up truck and seeks public assistance in locating the vehicle and driver.

Two shootings at a Memphis gas station on the same day resulted in a teen being hospitalized and another man critically injured. Both incidents are under investigation.

A fire on Highway 54 in Covington has caused traffic to be shut down, with local authorities working to control the situation and advising the public to use alternative routes.

A police chase in Byhalia, Mississippi, ended in a crash that killed two and injured two others critically on January 4th. An investigation is ongoing to determine the cause of the pursuit.

Shelby County Commissioner Erika Sugarmon is hosting a community forum on crime and resource allocation in District 12 on November 6 at New Sardis Baptist Church.

A man was shot in the leg after attempting to chase carjackers who stole his vehicle in Parkway Village, Memphis. He was taken to the hospital in non-critical condition; the abandoned car was later found.

Memphis Tigers beat North Texas 68-64, with PJ Haggerty scoring 27 points and a crucial last-minute three-pointer, moving to 12-3 overall and 2-0 in conference play.

The National Weather Service forecasts cold and brisk winds for Memphis, with a chance of snow showers and temperatures in the mid-30s to low-20s throughout the week.

A woman was arrested after crashing her car into a trolley station and several vehicles in downtown Memphis while allegedly driving under the influence.

Prosero Management and Prestigious Placement settled a sexual harassment and retaliation lawsuit for $215,000, as announced by the EEOC. They must also revise policies and train staff.

Memphis Police seek public help identifying a suspect involved in credit card fraud at a Shell station, with a Facebook post featuring the suspect's photo.

Shelby County Commissioners plan a "no confidence" vote against the MSCS Board, amid tensions involving Superintendent Dr. Feagins' potential termination.