WHBQ-TV (Memphis, TN)

2 days ago | fox13memphis.com | Cierra Jordan

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A crash-and-grab in Midtown: five teens, two stolen cars, and a gas station left in pieces. The whole thing was over in minutes and it was all caught on camera. Thieves ram stolen cars into the BP gas station on Poplar Avenue and North Cleveland Street. “O.M.G., that's insane. It's happening all over. It's happening in Mississippi. It's happening in Arkansas. It's not good. It's putting a bad thing into younger people's minds," Constance Graves said.

2 days ago | fox13memphis.com | Cierra Jordan

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - A crash-and-grab in Midtown: five teens, two stolen cars, and a gas station left in pieces. The whole thing was over in minutes and it was all caught on camera. Thieves ram stolen cars into the BP gas station on Poplar Ave. and North Cleveland St. “Omg that’s insane. It’s happening all over. It’s happening in Mississippi. It’s happening in Arkansas. It’s not good. It's putting a bad thing into younger people’s minds," said Constance Graves.

3 days ago | fox13memphis.com | Cierra Jordan

TIPTON COUNTY, Tenn. - Nearly seven inches of rain fell in Tipton County last week. In just hours, homes were underwater, and families lost almost everything. They’re not just cleaning up flood damage but trying to put their lives back together. "We've had flash floods but nothing like this," said Jennifer Stevens, a Brighton resident. According to the Tipton County Emergency Management Agency (TEMA), the county received nearly seven inches of rainfall.

3 days ago | fox13memphis.com | Kate Bieri

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - Tennessee law does not give renters a right to air conditioning. "Air conditioning is not considered an essential service under our state landlord-tenant law," explained Vanessa Bullock, director of special services for West Tennessee Legal Services. Electricity, heating, and gas are all considered essential services. However, renters do not have a right to cool air during the blazing hot summer months. "(These laws) were often based off of other states' laws," Bullock explained.

3 days ago | fox13memphis.com | Shelia O'Connor

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Mid-South is under a heat dome that is keeping dangerous temperatures around all this week. And it can be deadly for children or pets, if they're left in the car. That said, some states have laws that let people break into cars to save a child. It's called A Good Samaritan Law, which allows a person to break a car's window if they notice a child or even a pet locked inside suffering.