U.S. Attorney supports Tennessee in a lawsuit over National Guard use in Memphis, citing the Guard's success in reducing crime. The case debates military roles in civil law enforcement.

The U.S. Attorney's Office for the Western District of Tennessee collected over $3 million in FY 2025 through criminal and civil actions, benefiting taxpayers and victims.

Germantown Police celebrated promotions and a retirement, with Lt. Doleac promoted to Captain, Surratt to Dispatch Lieutenant, and Taylor receiving a retirement shadowbox.

Germantown received a $1.5 million federal grant for roadway safety projects, aiming to reduce traffic-related accidents by implementing traffic calming and safety treatments as part of the SS4A initiative.

Governor Bill Lee declares January 19 "Dolly Parton Day" in Tennessee to honor the singer's 80th birthday and her philanthropic work, especially in literacy.

The Marshall Fire Department conducted RIT training to improve the safety and efficiency of firefighters during emergencies, which was detailed in their social media post.

Regional fire departments collaborated through MABAS to fight a large-scale fire in Palmyra, showcasing the importance of interdepartmental cooperation.

Memphis Police disarmed a suspicious package on Union Avenue, confirming no threat. Their TACT Unit Bomb Squad's efficiency was highlighted, exemplifying the department's commitment to public safety.

Germantown is considering its first Tax Increment Financing (TIF) for The Standard, a mixed-use development at the old Carrefour site, with public meetings and reviews scheduled to evaluate the proposed 20-year TIF.

Germantown seeks resident input on new projects, including a mixed-use development, park improvements, and transportation safety, through public discussions and online surveys.

Berclair Elementary's Candiace Osborne is recognized for her financial literacy program, winning the Tennessee Treasury Challenge Coin and being appointed to the state's Distinguished Educator Council.

Germantown officials approved a project to revitalize the western Germantown Greenway near Beaver Loop, partnering with Kimley-Horn for a cost under $51,000.

Memphis Fire Department's Command Staff cooked a meal for Station 41's personnel as a reward for winning the Christmas decoration contest, showcasing appreciation and department unity.