Memphis police initially told WMC an off-duty police officer was involved in the crash but now say they are unsure.

It’s fair season in the Mid-South, but first, a look back at 5 of the Great Things that happened in the Mid-South this week.

Shelby County Sheriff’s Office held a press conference Friday afternoon to discuss the disappearance of Taquila Hayes.

The partnership also allows parents and guardians of students to receive a free pass under their student’s registration.

One person was killed when two oil storage tanks exploded Friday morning in Wayne County.

The lawyer told Hutchinson that no family had been located in relation to the policy and the two of them should split the proceeds and donate 10 percent to a charity.

Shelby County Sheriff Floyd Bonner spoke Friday morning for the first time since two deputies were injured earlier this week.

A second man is in jail, accused of killing a recent White Station High School graduate in Frayser.

This weekend at the Mid-South Fair, you’ll find fair rides, pig races, and even alpacas.

Friends and family of a man shot and killed Tuesday are sharing their grief about his senseless death.

What would you do if a distraught mother burst into your workplace with a baby in distress.... not breathing. A Mississippi state trooper knew exactly what to do and tonight a 6-month-old is alive because of his heroic action.

A father went looking for assistance Thursday at a neighborhood safety meeting downtown to solve a crime against his daughter.

NBC’s “Bluff City Law” premieres Sept. 23 on WMC Action News 5

In total, there have been 13 separate incidents where deputies were injured since January 2018.

Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris has canceled her planned town hall in Memphis this Sunday.

Heavy rains have caused problems in Wynne, with roads flooded throughout town.

The polls are now closed in Arlington.

A search warrant from August details what Taquila Hayes’ husband told investigators he did after the Cordova mother went missing.

Shelby County leaders are trying to save one of the most historic neighborhoods in the United States. Property values in Orange Mound are falling, and Shelby County Assessor Melvin Burgess wants to create a plan to help before the point of no return.

WMC has confirmed through multiple sources that the Joshua Fox running for position 3 alderman in Arlington is the same Shelby County deputy who was shot multiple times while serving a warrant at a mobile home park near I-55 and I-240.

Amazon officials opened the doors at the Delivery Station on Pearson Road, off Lamar Avenue Thursday.

A Collierville man serving a 30-year sentence for attempting to kill his wife three separate times asked a parole board for early release Thursday.

The Tennessee Suicide Prevention Network held their annual suicide conference at Hope Church in Cordova Thursday.

Memphis police have identified the man found shot dead inside his vehicle Tuesday morning.

A FedEx pilot was detained in China before boarding a commercial airline flight

TBI says members of the Multi-Agency Gang Unit received consent to enter the home where they encountered an armed person inside and shots were fired.

Fall officially starts Monday, but in the Mid-South it still feels like the dead of summer.

The Mid-South Food Bank is working to help families who may be struggling to keep up with the cost of diapers.

A Code Orange air quality alert is in effect for Thursday.

A Shelby County deputy spent the night in the hospital after a shooting in South Memphis Wednesday.

Shelby County Commissioners and municipal police departments say they’re getting closer to deploying hundreds of surveillance cameras across the county.

The TBI is investigating after shooting left a Shelby County deputy injured and a wanted suspect dead.

Memphis Police are investigating after two men were shot and killed in Fairhills Wednesday night.

A demolition crew tore down an abandoned building Wednesday, as a result of a lawsuit filed by the City of Memphis under the Neighborhood Preservation Act.

A new initiative is in the works to restore and preserve infrastructure along the Mississippi River.

An official with the Memphis Police Association says two Shelby County deputies were shot Thursday afternoon near South Memphis.

The Moore Tech Automotive Technical School is the first of its kind in the Mid-South.

Makeda’s Cookies is celebrating 20 years in Memphis.

The Mississippi State Department of Health (MSDH) on Wednesday reported its first identified case of a vaping-related lung illness.

If Halloween is your favorite holiday, there’s a job out there for you that’s so perfect for you it’s terrifying.

Flu season is right around the corner and the Shelby County Health Department is getting ready.

It's time to get lost! The Mid-South Maze at the Agricenter unveiled its design for 2019, and it honors one of our local sports teams.

Martavious Banks has filed a lawsuit against the City of Memphis and three Memphis police officers.

Mississippi State Board of Education’s school ranking system showed improvement over last year.

In 1999, Ines Negrette, with her new law degree, immigrated to the United States from Venezuela. In Memphis, she found a calling she never thought she was meant for.

General Motors said it will no longer pay for health care coverage as thousands of employees remain on strike.

Democratic Presidential hopeful Kamala Harris is planning a stop in Memphis.

Tennessee Bureau of Investigation is looking for a child they believe is in danger.

A group of students known as the “Memphis State Eight” broke down barriers at the school 60 years ago this month as the first African-American students on campus.

Memphis police have arrested one of the two men suspected of killing a White Station High School football player.

Sawyer apologized for tweets where she uses homophobic and anti-disability slurs.

The couple had just celebrated their 66th wedding anniversary. They were beloved in their community outside of St. Louis.

Talas Bonds is facing charges of first degree murder in perpetration of a robbery after he allegedly shot and killed Luibel near a church in Frayser on Sept. 2.

The driver was detained and taken to the hospital with critical injuries.

The Urban Art Commission announced the finalists Tuesday and 11 of 14 finalist are from the Bluff City.

Gov. Bill Lee says this business expansion is an example of his focus on development in rural Tennessee.

There’s girl power on the football field at Oxford Middle School. The school’s first female football player is in the starting lineup and the first female assistant coach is on the sidelines.

“We are looking for any clues that will lead us in a direction where she may be,” said SCSO Lt. Anthony Buckner.