Tennessee

Memphis murder suspect Cleotha Henderson is due back in a Tennessee court on Sept. 19 following Eliza Fletcher's death.

The runs were organized as a tribute to Eliza Fletcher, a 34-year-old kindergarten teacher and mother of two who was forced into a vehicle after a struggle during her pre-dawn run last Friday in Memphis, Tennessee.

Four people were killed and three others were wounded in seven shootings across Memphis, authorities said. The suspect recorded his actions on Facebook.

The 34-year-old mother was kidnapped while jogging near the University of Memphis and later killed. The man accused of murdering the teacher faces charges including murder, aggravated kidnapping, tampering with evidence, and theft.

Police say the body of a Tennessee woman who was abducted while jogging in Memphis has been identified.

Here is a timeline of events surrounding the murder of Memphis teacher Eliza Fletcher, who was abducted Friday morning while on a jog near the University of Memphis.

Suspect Cleotha Abston's bond was set at $500,000. He is being charged with especially aggravated kidnapping and tampering.

An affidavit states the suspect, Cleotha Abston, allegedly cleaned the interior of a 'vehicle of interest' in Eliza Fletcher's kidnapping.

Cleotha Abston was charged with especially aggravated kidnapping and tampering with evidence.

A good Samaritan saw the crash and had stopped to help when the man who’d been in the crash suddenly jumped into his car and took off — with three kids inside.

Tennessee teacher Eliza Fletcher was abducted during her morning jog near the University of Memphis Friday.

“Neither of us have been to Europe but it has always been a dream to go,” the bride-to-be said.

Sarah Faulkner found out she would never walk again, but she has forgiven the teenager who caused the accident.

Police said the two said they met on a dating app and admitted they broke into the church because they knew it would have pianos.

A jailhouse kiss left an inmate dead and his apparent girlfriend facing serious criminal charges, officials in Tennessee say.

A developer has unearthed human remains that could be two centuries old while digging to lay the foundation of a new Nashville project not far from a Civil War fort and cemetery.

Officers said the woman originally damaged her car after hitting a curb and needed help.

The 84-year-old woman had taken a nearly 45-minute bus ride and was about to walk another mile to get to her destination before Officer Lance Hofmeister offered to take her the rest of the way.

"Elvis" actress Shonka Dukureh shared the apartment with her two young children. Police said there were no signs of foul play.