The Bartlett Police Department dispatchers thanked the community for their support during National Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.

The Millington Police Department honored dispatchers on social media during National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting their critical role in emergency response.

The Dyer County Sheriff's Office celebrates National Public Safety Telecommunicators Week, highlighting the essential role of telecommunicators in emergency response.

The McNairy County Health Department offers medical services post-storm at the Ag Event Center, providing Tetanus and Hepatitis-A shots with a convenient drive-through option for affected community members.

Memphis Police emphasize gun security to reduce thefts, with Colonel Tuznik encouraging owners to keep firearms secure. A declining trend in guns stolen from cars is noted.

Hernando officials opened a storm shelter at 455 Riley St. for residents due to a looming storm, announced by Mayor Chip Johnson for April 4, 2025, at 5:30 PM.

The Collierville Police Department clarified the use of outdoor warning sirens and urged residents to sign up for "Alert Collierville" for emergency notifications.

Commissioners Lowery and Sugarmon invite District 8 residents to discuss housing development on April 25, aiming to tackle homeownership and rental shortages.

The Memphis Police Department launched a campaign for Autism Awareness Month to educate and foster inclusion, featuring officers sharing experiences of having children with autism.

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.