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.

The Memphis-Shelby County Schools launched their Summer Meal Program, offering free daily meals to children under 18 until August 2, with certain conditions for eligibility.

Mayor Paul Young speaks in Raleigh about Memphis challenges, addresses crime and litter issues, and supports interim Police Chief Davis's reappointment.

Memphis Animal Services to close on May 30 for HVAC repairs, ensuring animal care continues with essential staff on-site despite the disruption to public services.

Community and businesses in Tipton County repaired the home of 101-year-old WWII veteran John Abbott, honored earlier with a Congressional Gold Medal.

The ShelbyCares Blood Pressure Bonanza Bash in Shelby County focuses on educating residents about managing blood pressure, with free programs and health coaching.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young is seeking Police Chief Cerelyn "C.J." Davis's reappointment post-budget season. The decision needs City Council approval amid scrutiny over crime rates and the Tyre Nichols case.

The Collierville Town Square gas leak was resolved, with residents assured it's safe to visit after significant disruption and safety measures were taken by the police and repair crews.

Traffic fatalities in Memphis have decreased by 30% this year thanks to the Shelby County Traffic Task Force's efforts, although there have still been 70 deaths.

West Memphis grieves the death of Superintendent Dr. Terrence A. Brown. He passed away from a medical emergency, sparking tributes to his leadership and vision for education.