Dr. Kailey Lawson, a Rhodes College assistant professor, is awarded the SAGE Emerging Scholar Award by SPSP for her contributions to personality and social psychology.

The Memphis Safe Task Force arrested 60 individuals and seized 21 illegal firearms, with a suspect accused of child rape among them, as part of a larger crackdown involving 150 arrests and recovery of 48 guns.

Memphis is revamping the Cossitt Library's West Wing and seeking public input at a meeting on October 11, 2025. Mayor Young highlights the project's benefits for local culture and growth.

A man was found shot to death near Windridge Elementary in Memphis, with authorities investigating the incident and seeking information from the public.

The Shelby County Clerk's Office in Whitehaven reopened after mold concerns. Authorities addressed the issue, with Clerk Wanda Halbert affirming no confirmed mold was found.

The Tennessee Comptroller rejected Shelby County's budget for the fifth year due to deficiencies, affecting the county's borrowing abilities. Mayor Harris remains optimistic about resolving the issue.

Shelby County CSA announces changes to its Utility Assistance Program due to federal and state guidelines, with an online-only application process starting November 3, 2025, and adjusted assistance amounts.

A Memphis man, Odie Ratchford, was sentenced to 18 years in DeSoto County for fentanyl trafficking after a guilty plea, with additional post-release supervision.

Memphis law enforcement arrested Lorenzo Mann, wanted for Aggravated Assault and potentially linked to more felonies, strengthening neighborhood safety efforts.

The National Weather Service reports sunny fall weather in Memphis, with temperatures in the mid-to-high 80s and a slight chance of showers early next week.

Commissioner Henri E. Brooks of Shelby County is launching a Voting Education District Tour to enhance civic knowledge and voter engagement during National Voter Education Week.

Memphis invites community input on the Cossitt Library West Wing's multi-level renovation to become a cultural hub, including a city event for engagement.

The Lauderdale County Sheriff's Office honored their employees on social media, recognizing Tracy Green, Daria DeBerry, and two patrol shifts for their exceptional service and commitment.