A $7M, 12,000‑sq‑ft vascular center is set for Broad Avenue Gateway, focused on dialysis care and slated to break ground in March.

A measles exposure risk occurred at Memphis International Airport on Dec 30, 2025, and Jan 3, 2026. Health officials have issued alerts and provided guidance on checking vaccination status and isolating if symptomatic.

The Forrest City School District in Arkansas has responded to a possible tuberculosis case, working with health officials to ensure safety and communicating updates to the public.

Shelby County Health Department is hosting a "Pink and Pearl" event for breast and lung cancer awareness on November 7, with educational activities and a balloon launch.

The Bartlett Animal Shelter has stopped taking in dogs due to a parvovirus outbreak and advises the public on how to deal with stray dogs during this time.

Shelby County Health Dept. focuses on lead poisoning prevention in kids, providing education, outreach, and a recognition brunch during National Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Week.

The Shelby County Health Department is addressing an HFMD outbreak affecting 31 schools and 3 child care centers, with over 178 cases, enforcing infection control and encouraging hygiene and vigilance.

Shelby County Health Department is offering free flu vaccines at local clinics and community centers on October 21, 2025, to curb rising influenza cases.

Shelby County is intensifying its efforts to control the West Nile Virus by spraying EPA-approved insecticides, with a scheduled program targeting various zones from September 29 to October 2.

The Shelby County Health Department starts mosquito spraying to combat West Nile Virus, advising residents' caution and offering opt-outs for concerned individuals.

The Shelby County Health Department is hosting a Community Care Fair in Memphis on September 13, offering free health services like HIV testing and immunizations.

The Shelby County Health Department is intensifying efforts to combat West Nile Virus with scheduled mosquito control spraying in areas with detected cases.

Several hand, foot, and mouth disease cases have been reported among students in Memphis-Shelby County Schools, leading to an investigation by local health authorities.