Germantown's Annual Neighborhood Summit to take place on September 30, celebrating local community building, with awards for outstanding neighbors and leaders.

The Munford Police Department has emphasized the importance of safety in school zones and introduced SROs at local schools to ensure a secure start to the new school year.

Shelby County Commissioner Lowery hosts the 5th Annual Celebrity Golf Tournament to fundraise for LeMoyne-Owen College, with support from FUBU and R&B star MICHEL'LE.

Shelby County offers free in-home HIV self-test kits via 901HIVTesting.com to residents aged 14+, providing discreet delivery and resources for follow-up care.

The Jackson Fire Department responded to 849 calls, trained for 499 hours, and reached 935 citizens in July, demonstrating dedication to community safety and education.

The Millington Farmers Market is closing for the season today, offering a final chance to buy local produce and goods from 4pm to 7pm in a family-friendly atmosphere.

MLGW in Memphis is resuming utility disconnections as cooler weather arrives, affecting customers with unpaid bills after a temporary halt due to heat waves. Customers are advised to pay arrears or set up payment plans to avoid service suspension.

Germantown Police spotlighted Officer Deal, a night-shift patrol officer with 2.5 years of service, skilled in CIT, DUI detection, and drone operations.

McNairy County Sheriff's Office joins the Red Sand Project to raise awareness of human trafficking through art installations and encourages community participation.

The Shelby County Fire Department provides a look into their rigorous training for new recruits, emphasizing the importance of quick gear dressing and physical endurance.

The Bartlett Police Department used social media to remind citizens about road safety, especially the laws regarding stopping for school buses, to protect children.

The Memphis-Shelby County Schools board adopted a strict policy on personal electronic devices in schools, complying with state law to restrict use during class.

Sergeant D. Webb discussed scams targeting the elderly at a community event hosted by the Northeast Shelby Republicans Club, as reported by the Bartlett Police.