Memphis Police Officer M. Brent crosses the scene of a shootout between Memphis Police Officer Charles Wren and a shotgun-wielding man at the corner of Getwell and Barron Monday afternoon. Wren was rushed to the Med after being shot in the leg.
As Memphis EMTs care for the accident victim, Jim Fowler comforts his son William after the younger Fowler was hit by a pickup truck while driving his motorcycle on Airways Boulevard Wednesday afternoon.
Protesters with Coalition For Concerned Citizens of Memphis, Comunidades Unidas en Una Voz and Fight for 15 clash with Memphis Police outside the Shelby County Justice Center during a demonstration to call attention to immigration issues Tuesday, April 3, 2018, in Memphis, Tenn. At least eight demonstrators were arrested during the protest.
Somone Jackson comforts her daughter Cadyn Robinson, 6, after a pickup truck crushed the front of their small sedan in a accident on Poplar at East Parkway.
Denise Sims takes a rest on what's left of her front doorstep after sifting through the rubble for belongings Sunday. Sims who injured her foot on a nail while aiding family members trapped in the collapsed house Saturday morning, is distantly related to Shanika Ware, 10, who was killed by the storm.
Madison County Sheriff’s Department deputies William Futrell, left, and Chad Lowery rush the residence of suspected assailant Sharon Leigh Williams after Williams shot Ernest Ray Ruminer and herself during an aggravated domestic assault Thursday afternoon at 1126 Betty Manley Rd.
Veronica Trammell (center) is comforted as family members gather outside the scene of a fatal fire on September 12, 2016, at James and Severson in Memphis. Nine people died, including six children, in the blaze that fire officials call the city's deadliest fire in almost a century. Trammell lost her daughter and grandson.
Memphis firefighter Dan Dooley stumbles and loses control of the hose while fighting a blaze on Stormy Street that left a family of nine homeless Thursday afternoon.
Justin Webb comforts his wife, Brittaney Webb, as the couple help neighbors haul valuables from their flooded home on Christine Street in Dyersburg where the Forked Deer River crested Wednesday in what officials have reported as the largest flood in Dyersburg history.
"I can feel the heat on my hands, " said Chris Jones as he watches firefighters battle an inferno that engulfed Gates Lumber on Bellevue in Memphis Saturday evening.
David Burrows waits to be searched as MPD officers serve a search warrant at a suspected crack house in the New Chicago area during Operation Rock Star, a criminal roundup in which some 125 warrants were served for primarily drug-related offenses Thursday.
Union University's Lindsay Parrish of Memphis gets a hug from fellow student Eric Uwiringigimana of Rawanda as they look for the wreckage of her car at Union University in Jackson, Tenn., where a tornado ripped through dorms and overturned cars Tuesday night. Parrish was injured when her dorm wing collapsed from the storm.
Memphis Fire Department crews battle a stubborn fire Sunday at a metal recycling business north of Downtown. The department sent multiple crews to the fire at Omni Source, but struggled to contain the blaze that continued to flare up with small explosions most of the day.
Memphis Police Sgt. Greg Hudgens investigates the scene of a one-car accident on Old Coleman Road in Frayser after the driver lost control and wedged his car behind a tree Monday afternoon. Officials at the scene said the driver had to be removed from the wreckage with the Jaws of Life, but that he was conscious and communicating with his rescuers.
Firefighter Charles Shore cools off in the spray from a damaged hose while looking for hot spots in the remains of a charred grain elevator in Sturgis, Miss.
Salvage specialists Vincent Young, left, and Shawn Cole with Hulcher Professional Services struggle through hip-deep corn Monday morning. The train derailment caused three freight cars to overturn, dumping hundreds of tons of corn about 2 am Monday near Florida Street and Dakota Place.
Hospice nurse Lynn Packard aids Chris Scott after his car caught fire Tuesday near Overton Park. Memphis Police Officer K. Barrett and another bystander, Richard Johnston, quickly pulled Scott away from the smoking car before firefighters arrived to douse the blaze.
Memphis police officers work the scene of a shooting on I-240 where a man was shot by another motorist. The victim was transported to Regional One Health. Since January, some 30 interstate shootings have prompted the Memphis Police Department to increase patrols along the interstates with help from the Tennessee Highway Patrol.
Mark Moore with C&C Equipment waits in his truck for a tow after a multi-car pileup on Riverdale Road at Holmes sent several people to the hospital, including one person in critical condition who had to be extricated by firefighters from a vehicle.
Latonya Tunstall (right) is comforted by a relative as family and friends gather across the street from Tunstall's home where her one-year-old son A'Bel Tunstall was killed early Saturday morning outside of Byhalia, Mississippi. Tunstall's baby niece Mic'Kayla Tunstall and nephew Ty'Lynn Tunstal, 2, were also killed in the blaze.