Shelby County law enforcement launched 'Operation Jingle Bells' to increase security at shopping areas during the holiday season, urging public safety and theft prevention.

The "Byte the Blight" team won the Memphis Hackathon with an urban decay solution involving collaboration among government, residents, and nonprofits.

Germantown officials remind residents to properly bag leaves with clear bags or City-issued yard carts to prevent clogged storm drains and ensure safe, efficient collection.

Officer Deal and Dispatch Lt. Neebling received Life Saving Medals from the Germantown Police for their roles in saving a resident's life during a medical emergency.

The Shelby Literacy Center in Collierville is hosting ESL & Reading Activity Days for children ages 4-8, focusing on literacy and reading skills, with sessions on November 9 and December 14.

Memphis introduces DeMarcus Suggs as the first Director of the Office of Creative and Cultural Economy to foster the city's cultural scene and economic growth.

Brian Sneed, an automotive teacher at Cordova High School, wins a national teaching excellence prize, earning him and the school's automotive program a total of $50,000.

The Mata family, originally from Venezuela, became U.S. citizens in a Memphis ceremony, celebrating with their community and reflecting on their journey and future aspirations.

Memphis Animal Services is overwhelmed with a surge in stray dogs, exceeding its capacity. Adoption fees have been waived to encourage rescue efforts.

Pastor Steve Gaines of Bellevue Baptist Church announced his departure during Sunday's service, not due to his health but for a "new season" for himself and the church.

Baptist Memorial Health Care plans to build a new $24 million hospital in Fayette County, Tennessee, aiming to enhance healthcare access for the growing population along the I-40 corridor.

The AT&T workers' strike has ended with a tentative agreement reached, potentially bringing labor peace after a 30-day protest over fair bargaining conditions.

Firefighters Josh Scott and Jocko Tate were honored by the Sons of the American Revolution for their services in Collierville. Scott received the Fire Safety Medal, and Tate received the Emergency Medical Services Medal.