ADM to close North Memphis facility, resulting in 95 layoffs by January 2026, while revealing a new joint venture with Planters Cotton Oil Mill in Arkansas.

Sergeant Geoffrey Daly retired from the Munford Police Department after nearly 20 years, leaving a legacy of professionalism and integrity as recognized by the department's social media tribute.

Captain Jodi Whitfield of the Germantown Police Department is retiring after a 33-year career, leaving behind a significant legacy in various roles within the department.

Memphis schools are seeing success with enhanced tutoring programs, emphasizing academic support and student confidence, highlighted by effective strategies at Sea Isle Elementary, Ridgeway Middle, and Bolton High.

Two new officers, Johnson and Prater, graduated from the Tennessee Law Enforcement Training Academy, inspiring confidence in enhanced policing in Covington.

Over 100 residents attended an open house to discuss Collierville's Comprehensive Plan, focusing on issues like traffic and growth, with ongoing public input sought.

MSCS is reforming its Alternative Education approach to better cater to students facing various challenges by providing supportive and individualized learning environments.

Desha Parker III is appointed as the new Deputy Director of Memphis Parks, bringing over 20 years of experience and a history of enhancing recreational spaces and securing grants.

Dr. Marie Feagins, former Memphis-Shelby County Schools superintendent, announced her run for Shelby County Mayor, despite her ongoing lawsuit with MSCS.

Phyllis Aluko is set to retire as Chief Public Defender of Shelby County in January 2026, after a career exceeding 30 years, including her impactful tenure since March 2019.

The Black Farmers and Agriculturalists Association in Memphis has rejected a $12 billion aid package from the Trump Administration, calling it "racist" and arguing it neglects issues faced by Black farmers.

Lt. Wayne Hampton was honored as Firefighter of the Month by the Germantown Fire Department for his work ethic, leadership, and his role in operations and mentorship.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools opened a Real Time Safety Center to improve campus security, featuring surveillance, training facilities, and fast emergency response systems.