The Germantown IDB is reviewing the TIF application for The Standard, a mixed-use project, and has scheduled a public hearing for community input on January 13.

Collierville's Mayor and officials pledge to a greener future by participating in the Greatest American Cleanup, aiming to remove litter and enhance the town's environment ahead of America's 250th birthday.

The Memphis Fire Department has partnered with ARISE2READ to bolster literacy among students, involving firefighters as tutors to strengthen community bonds.

Germantown plans to transform a former shopping center into The Standard, a mixed-use hub, with an upcoming TIF review by the IDB to support infrastructure.

Art Davis has been appointed as Memphis's Deputy CFO – Treasurer, bringing over 20 years of financial experience to oversee city finances and maintain fiscal integrity.

AG Pam Bondi is discussing the Memphis Safe Task Force with law enforcement, highlighting its impact on crime with over 3,000 arrests and 700 seized firearms.

Commissioner Miska Clay Bibbs is hosting the 2nd Annual District 11 Winter Celebration in Shelby County with festive activities, including a parade and tree lighting.

South Memphis celebrates the ninth annual Soulsville USA Holiday Tree Lighting with community leaders and a tribute to Lar’Juanette Williams. Walmart donates gifts for children.

Tennessee Narcotic Officers Association honored Detective Brooks Gatlin and the West Tennessee Drug Task Force for their efforts in drug interdiction.

Germantown celebrated its community leaders and volunteers at the Board of Mayor and Aldermen Commission Appreciation Dinner, highlighting contributions to the city.

The West Tennessee Violent Crime and Drug Task Force earned multiple honors, including 'Interdiction Team of the Year', with agents receiving various awards for their impactful work in crime and narcotics interdiction.

The Memphis Police Department reports a citywide decrease in Part I crimes, with significant declines across all precincts and sustained improvements over a three-year period.

The City of Memphis will not fund the Sheraton Memphis Downtown Hotel's renovations; a private developer, 250 North Main LLC, will finance the $250 million project.