Two Germantown police officers received Life Saving Medals for saving a choking newborn's life in May, with the assistance of a dispatcher who provided crucial instructions.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools is rebranding Caldwell-Guthrie School as a Pre-K-8 STEAM institution, following a period of ASD management. Community engagement and the appointment of a new principal are on the agenda.

The Morton Museum of Collierville History offers free history workshops for adults in July, including sessions on archaeology, cemetery law, and folklife, led by experts in the field.

Tenants at Cherokee Square Apartments face water shut-off due to unpaid bills and other maintenance issues, including mold and collapsed ceilings. City leaders and officials are working to address the utility and habitability concerns.

Memphis opens an emergency cooling center at the Hospitality Hub to provide relief from the heat, supported by MATA offering rides. Local shelters are also available for overnight stays.

The City of Memphis opened an emergency cooling center at the Hospitality Hub for residents to escape high temperatures, with MATA offering free rides.

The article discusses two recent community events in Shelby County—the 23rd Annual Community Picnic hosted by former Commissioner Sidney Chism, and the 'Fight the Bite' festival aimed at mosquito control awareness.

The World's Largest Swim Lesson in Memphis gathered 150 girls for swim education to prevent drowning, backed by local organizations and part of a global event across 18 countries.

Memphis hosts annual Juneteenth Festival at Health Science Park, featuring vendors, food, and wellness providers, reflecting its significance in freedom movements.

Memphis is updating its urban plan with community workshops starting August, focusing on internal revitalization and zoning reforms. The Memphis 3.0 initiative, started in 2019, steers strategic investments in neighborhoods.

Memphis invites locals to an eco-friendly Dumpster Day Cleanup for disposing of unwanted items, excluding hazardous materials and commercial waste, on June 8.

Twenty-three incarcerated women at the WTRC graduated with degrees and certificates through partnerships with Tennessee colleges, reflecting state efforts to prepare inmates for successful societal reintegration.

Joe Theismann received the AutoZone Liberty Bowl's Distinguished Citizen Award for his football career and philanthropy, joining the ranks of celebrities like Elvis Presley.