A passerby in southeast Shelby County intervened Friday while a woman was being dragged from her driveway; 43-year-old Rodolfo Dominguez was arrested and faces multiple charges.

A Shelby County DA reel spotlights April Campbell’s loss after her daughter Danielle and newborn Kennedy were killed. The case ended with a 147‑year sentence last fall.

Roll With It has applied to open at 582 E. Raines Road in Whitehaven, promising Southern-style egg rolls and loaded baked potatoes while its certificate remains under review.

Two men were shot Tuesday night on Bonita Drive in Whitehaven; police detained a man at the scene and are asking witnesses to come forward.

Daishu McGriff’s Shroomlicious Baby has opened a chef residency at The Artist Table in downtown Memphis, with Korean‑chili oyster mushroom wings drawing a $15 Deal nod.

A woman was struck and killed Thursday night on Union Avenue in Midtown Memphis. Police say the driver stayed; the crash brings the city's pedestrian-involved tally past 100 this year.

A North Memphis man was shot in the eye Wednesday night on Faxon Avenue and taken to a hospital in critical condition, police say.

A Memphis family says their 6-year-old pug Bruno was shot near their home; the family plans to file a police report and is asking neighbors for information.

An appeals panel in Jackson heard arguments April 22 in the long-running fight over MPD’s second‑lieutenant rank, a case that could force demotions for more than 100 officers.

A Tennessee bill would tax some international transfers and channel part of the money into a Promising Futures child‑care pilot, drawing industry pushback.

Memphis Botanic Garden announced a five‑show Live at the Garden 2026 season featuring Alabama, John Legend, Patti LaBelle and more across June–September. Season and single‑show tickets will be available via Ticketmaster.

A pit bull attacked two people at the Summereast Apartments in east Memphis; police fired shots and the victims were taken to Methodist North and are expected to recover.

Covington police charged a 67-year-old former Tipton County bus driver after a 16-year-old's complaint and bus footage prompted an investigation. Authorities say a school-bus video was central to the case.