Commissioners Lowery and Sugarmon invite District 8 residents to discuss housing development on April 25, aiming to tackle homeownership and rental shortages.

UT Martin hosted the Southeastern Wildlife Student Conclave with 356 students and 20 university chapters participating in wildlife-themed competitions and workshops.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office invited locals to their spring 2025 Citizens’ Academy to strengthen community bonds and provide insights into law enforcement operations.

The University of Memphis will charge a 9.75% sales tax on 2025-26 sports season tickets. Basketball seating in FedExForum will be reduced, while football ticket prices won't increase despite an undefeated home streak.

The Memphis Police Department launched a campaign for Autism Awareness Month to educate and foster inclusion, featuring officers sharing experiences of having children with autism.

The National Weather Service issued flood warnings for areas around Memphis, advising residents of rising water levels and potential flooding due to heavy rainfall. Flash flood warnings are in effect for several counties.

Oxford man Joel Boyd Jr. is charged with raping and sexually assaulting a child; his bond is set at $200,000. Details are limited to protect the victim.

Operation Hands Free, launched this April by the Tennessee Highway Safety Office and local law enforcement, enforces the state's Hands-Free Law during National Distracted Driving Awareness Month. The initiative seeks to reduce accidents caused by distracted driving.

The City of Dyersburg, Tennessee, commemorated the 19th anniversary of a tornado that caused significant damage and loss of life in Dyer County on their Facebook page.

Sheffield High School students protest over school leadership concerns, lack of teachers, and strict rules, with a signed petition demanding changes. The school district is investigating and promises action.

Two teens arrested in Shelby County for a February shooting and multiple burglaries, with 18-year-old Mister Foster facing serious charges including attempted murder.

Germantown clarifies their weather sirens only sound for tornado warnings specific to the area, not for severe thunderstorms, and encourage using the Germantown Alert system for comprehensive notifications.

A man was indicted for first-degree murder following the fatal shooting of his ex-girlfriend at a park, which prompted a chase and subsequent arrests of six officers for misconduct.