Kenneth Newton was named Assistant Fire Chief of Operations at the Memphis Fire Department after over 30 years of service, including roles in vaccine distribution and training advancements.

Covington Police increase traffic enforcement for Thanksgiving with the "Bring the Turkey…Not the Tragedy" campaign, targeting speeding and impaired driving, backed by THSO grants.

Air National Guard's Staff Sgt. Cody Luhrs saved a woman's life from a suspected opioid overdose using NARCAN during a Memphis Safe Task Force patrol.

Germantown's Mayor Mike announced the city's holiday events, including a market, tree lightings, contests, and parades, inviting residents to join in the festivities.

Memphis media outlets joined for a "Day of Giving" food drive to aid the Mid-South Food Bank, collecting donations at Poplar Plaza and Kroger, while also enabling online contributions to fight hunger.

Stomping Grounds, a family-friendly venue, is set to replace the former Railgarten space in Midtown Memphis, offering play areas and adult amenities like self-pour taps and rentable conference spaces.

Collierville Police officers completed Crisis Intervention Training to better handle mental health crises, focusing on de-escalation and connecting individuals to resources.

The 8th Annual Turkey Trot in Memphis had its largest turnout yet, in memory of fallen officers Sgt. Smith and Officer Adams, with family participation and community performances.

Collierville held a Veterans Day tribute with music and speeches, featuring Navy Chaplain Tim Foster, to honor military service and show gratitude to veterans.

The Hospitality Hub in Memphis opens a warming center at First Baptist Church for vulnerable individuals needing shelter from the cold. MATA offers transportation and donations of blankets are sought.

The McNairy County Sheriff's Office is hiring Correctional Officers, requiring applicants to be over 18, U.S. citizens, with no serious criminal record. The job offers an opportunity to serve the community in law enforcement.

Germantown residents should have received their property tax statements, with payments due by February 28, 2026, to avoid penalties starting on March 1, 2026. Taxes can be paid online, in person, via drop boxes, or by mail.

The Germantown Police Department is hiring new police officers, offering competitive salaries and benefits, and encourages applications through their social media post.