 | Feds Rest Case in Memphis Drug Trial
Federal prosecutors have rested their case against two men charged with being hit men for the Craig Petties organization without calling the drug kingpin as a witness.
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 | Dexter Cox Found Guilty of Second Murder
Convicted killer Dexter Cox was found guilty of a second murder Thursday afternoon, and will continue to serve his current life sentence as he awaits trial for a third killing.  Watch Video
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| MPD Director Testifies at Dexter Cox Murder Trial
Dexter Cox was charged with three murders by the time he was 19. Now on the second day of his second murder trial, Memphis Police Director Toney Armstrong provided chilling details on the case. Watch Video
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 | Second Murder Conviction Sought for Dexter Cox
He's convicted of one murder, suspected in the death of a Memphis cop and on trial right now for a third killing. Even Dexter Cox's defense lawyer isn't denying that his client is guilty. Watch Video
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| Dealer's Testimony Continues in Accused Hit Men's Trial
March 5 started week five in a major federal trial involving two accused hit men. Prosecutors say Martin and Clinton Lewis were hired killers for Craig Petties. The cousins are accused of murder, kidnapping, racketeering and money laundering. Watch Video
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| Trial for Accused Drug Ring Hit Men Weeks behind Schedule
Martin and Clinton Lewis are on trial for their alleged involvement in Craig Petties' dangerous and violent cross-country drug ring. The two cousins are accused hit men in the organization. The government originally told the judge this trial would take about four weeks. Now four weeks in, there are still several weeks to go.
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 | Hit Man for Petties Drug Ring Tells of Killings
A confessed hit man says he was paid in cash and cocaine for gunning down two drug thieves and a suspected police informant on orders from drug kingpin Craig Petties. Watch Video
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| Target of Accused Drug Ring Hit Men Takes the Stand
One of the targets of Craig Petties hit men testified at their federal trial in Memphis on Thursday.
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 | Jury Selection Continues for Trial of Accused Hit Men
Murder, drugs and money laundering. They'll all part of one of the largest federal drug trials in Shelby County history, but not until jury selection is completed. Watch Video
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 | Judge Refuses Recusal in MTSU Stabbing Death Trial
A judge has refused to recuse himself from presiding over the trial of a former Middle Tennessee State University student charged with stabbing her roommate to death.
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 | Caronna Murder Trial to be Held in Memphis
Joe Caronna, accused of killing his wife, Tina, was back in court on December 15, 2011 asking a judge to move his murder trial out of Memphis. Watch Video
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| Former Death Row Inmate Wins New Trial for Memphis Murder
A state appeals court has overturned the felony murder conviction of a former death row inmate who had his death sentence overturned in 2001.
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| Trial Moved for Accused Arkansas Cop Killer
Trial for a man accused of killing a Trumann police officer will be moved from Poinsett County to Greene County.
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 | Former MPD Officer Found Not Guilty of Rape
A jury returned a verdict of not guilty for former Memphis Police officer accused of sexually assaulting a woman in his patrol car. Watch Video
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| Former MPD Cop Takes the Stand in Rape Trial
A former Memphis Police officer accused of rape took the stand in his own defense on December 8, 2011. Michael Kearney was arrested in August 2010 after a woman accused him of fondling her and forcing her to have sex with him. Watch Video
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 | Memphis Nurse Found Guilty of Husband's Murder
A Memphis nurse was found guilty of Second Degree Murder for the December 2009 shooting death of her husband.
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