Groundbreaking occurs at the former Southwest Twin Drive-In in Memphis, where a new library and police precinct are planned to kickstart area revitalization.

The Collierville Police Department attended the graduation of Edgar Morris IV to honor his late father, who was a CPD officer, showcasing their support and community bond.

The Memphis Public Libraries opened a new 23,000-square-foot library in Frayser with modern resources and extended hours, symbolizing community resilience and aspirations.

The WestStar Leadership Program held its inaugural Evelyn C. Robertson Jr. Conference for Leadership at UT Martin, focusing on leadership and community empowerment.

Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris proposed a 20% property tax rate cut from $3.39 to $2.73, not seen in over two decades, emphasizing sound financial management.

Pacarie Roberts was arrested by Memphis Police for involvement in a homicide on South Mendenhall Road, also facing arson and theft charges. Further suspects are sought; the public is urged to offer tips.

The Germantown Police Department's report details thefts, drug offenses, and a physical altercation from May 4-8, including vehicle break-ins and various arrests.

Two former Shelby County deputies face potential decertification after one allegedly had sex with an intoxicated woman they brought to a hotel, violating procedures and trust.

Commissioner David Bradford allocated $37,500 in grants to Collierville's Police, Fire, and Parks departments for various community-enhancing projects.

Collierville's Environmental Commission is hosting a recycling event where residents can donate certain electronics, appliances, and more to avoid landfill waste.

Tyre Nichols' family, represented by attorneys Crump and Romanucci, condemned "Wanted Dead or Alive" posters targeting acquitted officers and called for justice through legal means.

A man was detained following a two-vehicle crash with Arkansas State Police on I-55; he sustained non-critical injuries and was hospitalized. Details surrounding the crash are still pending.

Christopher Blue was arrested in Tipton County for aggravated child abuse, a crime for which he'd served 15 years previously. An infant in his care was injured.