U.S. Attorney Kevin G. Ritz commemorates National Police Week, honoring law enforcement officers' sacrifice and service, with activities and memorials, including a Candlelight Vigil honoring fallen officers.

Teen brothers Jaicob and Jaiden Childress hosted a rally to combat violence in their Memphis neighborhood, aiming to foster peace and unity through their business, Butta Butter Cookies.

Memphis files a petition to declare Serenity Towers a nuisance due to poor conditions and emergency calls. Residents are frustrated, and the management faces legal actions in multiple cities.

Memphis Animal Services reopens after battling CDV and CIRDC outbreak, implements new safety protocols, and offers free adoptions to reduce kennel population.

The DOJ filed a False Claims Act complaint against SATP and John Borhaug for allegedly fraudulent recruiting practices with UK schools involving federal student aid.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office launched H.E.A.R.T. to improve relations and communication with the Latino community by addressing cultural and language barriers.

Memphis launches "Heroes of Literacy" book vending machines in schools and a community center to encourage childhood reading through a reward-based system.

Memphis officials seek to toughen penalties on illegal firearm modifications, aiming to reclassify possession and use of Glock switches from a Class E to a Class C felony amid a spate of violent shootings.

The Biden-Harris Administration announces a $3 billion investment to replace toxic lead pipes and improve water safety across the U.S., with significant funds dedicated to disadvantaged communities.

Memphis is gearing up for the RiverBeat Music Festival with enhanced security measures and a strong police presence to ensure the safety of attendees amidst concerns of violent crimes and car burglaries.

Memphis officials address community concerns at a town hall meeting after a mass shooting in Orange Mound, discussing public safety, economic disparity, and possibly establishing a new police precinct.

Mayor Paul Young and Interim Police Chief C.J. Davis addressed public safety concerns at an Orange Mound Community Center meeting, following a recent mass shooting.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young attended a town hall meeting in Orange Mound to discuss public safety and community concerns after recent violence, including a park mass shooting.