Munford Police issued July 4th safety tips on Facebook, highlighting fireworks rules and urging no drinking and driving, with officers ready to respond.

Shelby County Health Department has announced their mosquito control schedule to reduce West Nile Virus, involving early morning spraying in specific ZIP codes, with a focus on public safety and disease prevention.

Memphis wins the 2025 All-America City Award for inclusive growth and community innovation, recognized by the National Civic League. Mayor Paul Young highlights the honor's significance.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools suffered a data breach in December 2024, compromising student and staff information. Free credit monitoring services are offered until July 31, 2025.

The Dyer County Sheriff's Office and FEMA are opening a Disaster Recovery Center at Bogota School to assist those affected by recent disasters in the Dyersburg area starting June 30, 2025.

Germantown announces Independence Day celebrations with a fishing rodeo, live music, and fireworks, urging residents to join at Municipal Park and be mindful of road closures.

Memphis conducted air quality tests in response to concerns; results showed no dangerous pollutant levels. Mayor Young commits to ongoing monitoring for public health.

Fred Smith, FedEx founder, passed away at 80, his vision and innovation leaving a lasting impact on Memphis and the logistics industry, celebrated by business partners, executives, and Rep. David Kustoff.

The Shelby County Health Department is hosting a Community Care Fair in Memphis, offering free health services and information, immunizations, and resources like HIV testing and overdose prevention kits.

Memphis air quality tests showed 'no dangerous levels' of pollutants, but critics argue critical factors like ozone were omitted, questioning the city's commitment to addressing environmental concerns and smog-related health issues.

Memphis Police's B.O.O.T.S. program, aimed at improving community relations, held a successful event at Gaston Community Center offering activities, resources, and interaction.

An emergency cooling center has opened at the Hospitality Hub in Memphis due to extreme heat, providing respite and transportation aid for those at risk, including the homeless.

Memphis Police held a safety forum at the Ruth Tate Senior Center to educate and connect with local seniors, promoting security and community policing.