Sheffield High School students protest over school leadership concerns, lack of teachers, and strict rules, with a signed petition demanding changes. The school district is investigating and promises action.

The Sumner County, TN, District Attorney promotes Child Abuse Prevention Month, urging the community to report abuse and engage in safety conversations with children.

Dogwood Elementary won the Battle of the Books in Germantown, where students showcased reading skills, with 40 participants and over 141,500 pages read.

The Memphis Police Department is using Facebook to connect with residents, encouraging them to "Know Your Precinct" for a #StrongerSaferMemphis, fostering community safety and stronger police-citizen relationships.

Germantown is planning capital improvements focusing on public safety and infrastructure, with Mayor Palazzolo detailing the project evaluation process and significant proposals like fire department updates and traffic enhancements.

Collierville Burch Library invites teens 12+ to apply for its Summer VolunTEEN Program, aiding the Summer Reading Program from May 28 to July 26. Training required; applications open until May 4.

The Shelby County Jail and Walter Bailey Criminal Justice Center in Memphis are facing power outages, water leaks, and A/C failures during a heatwave, affecting operations and raising concerns about inmates' wellbeing.

Mayor Paul Young discussed affordable housing plans for the elderly at a town hall in Memphis, where police also spoke on using drones and increasing officer numbers.

The University of Tennessee Health Science Center celebrated the completion of the Nash Building's fourth-floor renovations, aimed at enhancing research facilities.

Lakeland announces its Spring Community Cleanup Day on March 29th for residents to dispose of bulky items. Proof of residency is required for participation.

Memphis offers a drive-thru vaccine clinic for pets with vaccines and microchipping services on April 12th, from 8:30 AM to 12 PM at 935 Farm Rd. No appointments are necessary.

The Anderson County Sheriff's Office posted a humorous birthday tribute for Sheriff Russell Barker, teasing about his age and donuts, and emphasizing their unity and dedication to community safety.

Memphis Police officers joined a community event hosted by East End Neighborhood Watch to strengthen ties with residents, enjoying home-cooked meals and shared gratitude.