The Memphis Police Department showcases its Crisis Intervention Unit, emphasizing Officer Tyson's role in providing compassionate support and resources for those in mental health crises.

Memphis rapper Moneybagg Yo donated $20,000 to MSCS's program supporting teen parents, enhancing educational support structures and childcare resources.

Germantown plans to upgrade Cameron Brown Park and seeks community input through public meetings, highlighting improvements such as a new parking lot, trail connectivity, and a synthetic turf field.

Groundbreaking marks the start of a $60 million project by IHRA to revitalize the former Memphis International Raceway into a modern racing and event complex.

An infant was safely surrendered at a Safe Haven Baby Box in Atoka, Tennessee, marking the facility's first use since its installation at the Atoka Fire Station #1 over a year ago.

The Memphis Fire Department announced on social media the addition of a new ladder truck, Truck 5, after its final inspection in Wisconsin, enhancing their firefighting capabilities.

The Shelby County Sheriff’s Office led the 67th Annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl Parade with bagpipes, expressing honor on social media for starting the festive tradition in Memphis.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office's Ceremonial Guard and Pipes and Drums Band performed at the 67th Annual AutoZone Liberty Bowl, where Chief Deputy Buckner served as honorary co-captain.

Tennessee mandates training for tattoo artists to identify human trafficking victims, involving recognition and reporting protocols. The "Ink of Hope Act" requires artists to take free training and could face license invalidation for non-compliance.

Memphis opens a warming center at First Baptist Church to shelter community members from the expected cold snap, providing warmth, meals, and safe environment without ID requirement.

Memphis Fire Station 41 won the Christmas Decoration Contest, receiving praise on the department's Facebook page for their holiday spirit and creativity.

Memphis soul singer and songwriter Don Bryant died at 83, remembered for his hit "I Can't Stand the Rain" and a Grammy-nominated blues album. He also wrote for soul legends and contributed significantly to Memphis' Hi Records legacy.

The Memphis Fire Department participated in the Angel Tree Program, adopting over 50 children to provide them with Christmas gifts, reflecting their community commitment beyond emergency services.