A Memphis school employee's salary was halved following district-wide job restructuring, sparking a viral response and highlighting the struggles faced by some educators.

Tornado sirens in Germantown were mistakenly activated during routine maintenance, causing confusion among residents under clear skies. There was no severe weather, and officials clarified it was a false alarm.

SWTCC resumed in-person classes after recovering from a July cyberattack, though students and staff were cautioned to expect ongoing technological issues.

Two Collierville officers became Honorary Duckmasters in Memphis, escorting Peabody Hotel ducks in a cherished tradition after saving a family of ducks.

A report highlights that nearly half of Memphis residents face high energy costs, with these burdens hitting predominantly Black communities hardest. Critics urge the TVA to invest more in energy efficiency rather than in fossil fuels.

Mary Claire Borys is appointed as interim director of Memphis Animal Services, replacing Ty Coleman who is on leave due to a canine fatality investigation.

Germantown awarded $25,000 in grants to local neighborhood associations in a city hall ceremony, with children expressing thanks and the funds aimed at community enhancements.

Memphis Councilwoman and The Neighborhood Hero Group are hosting a free grooming event on July 11, offering haircuts and styles to promote well-being.

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.