Germantown Community Library introduced self-checkout kiosks using RFID technology to streamline borrowing and improve inventory management, supported by a $35,000 donation.

Memphis is hosting a job fair on March 29 to connect job seekers with city department opportunities, offering interviews and possibly filling numerous roles.

The Pursuit of God Church held its first service since Pastor Ricky Floyd's death, focusing on hope and continuing his vision, as his alleged killer, Samantha Marion, faces voluntary manslaughter charges.

Pastor Ricky Floyd was shot outside a Memphis bar; Samantha Marion charged with his death. The community mourns, honoring his legacy with events promoting non-violence.

Germantown launches its third annual Neighborhood Grants Program, offering up to $5,000 for community projects focused on connection, beautification, communication, and safety.

Germantown announces the return of Lemonade Stand Day on May 3, promoting entrepreneurship and charity for children, including festivities and awards.

The Memphis Police Department mourned Patrolman Dannael James Weekes, killed in a head-on collision while responding to a call. He was an Army veteran and is survived by his wife and children.

MLGW is seeking bids for a solar power and battery storage project to bolster energy autonomy, investing $120 million to add 100 MW of solar and 80 MW of battery storage to power 110,000 homes without raising customer costs.

Shelby County offers an expungement event to help individuals clear past records, including complimentary food and activities, at Riverside Missionary Baptist Church.

C.O. Franklin Park's main playground is closing for upgrades, while the swing set and the smaller playground remain open during renovation. Other city playgrounds offer alternatives.

The Collierville Burch Library celebrates National Read Across America Day by inviting literature enthusiasts to join book clubs, offering a variety of reading materials.

Thaddeus Matthews, Memphis' 'Cussing Pastor,' died at 67 after an illness, leaving behind a controversial legacy marked by profane sermons and legal issues.

Memphis adapts to severe winter weather, altering city services, including delayed trash collection and operational changes in libraries, animal services, and community centers, while opening warming centers for the homeless.