Commissioner Britney Thornton hosts the second annual Hoop 2 Be Heard basketball tournament in Orange Mound to empower youth, featuring local teams and a $1,000 prize.

National Guard troops have been deployed in Memphis as part of a federal task force to combat local crime, a move supported by state Republicans but met with skepticism by local leaders.

Memphis leaders united for a "Moving Memphis Forward" forum focusing on public safety and collaboration, with local dignitaries and law enforcement discussing strategies to improve quality of life.

The Shelby County GOP called for the resignation of Court Clerk Tami Sawyer after a bodycam video showed her confronting deputies; Sawyer refuses to resign, citing stress and threats to her life.

The Shelby County Commissioner Henri E. Brooks is opening the Community Voter Education Center in Memphis to promote voter registration and education.

Chief Donna Turner of the Covington TN Police Department is congratulated on her appointment to the board of the Tennessee Association of Chiefs of Police.

Rapper Pooh Shiesty, real name Lontrell Williams Jr., was released from federal custody before his 2026 sentence end, as verified by his lawyer and court records.

Memphis launches Emerging Developer Academy with local partners to train new real estate developers in creating affordable housing and fostering economic growth.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office honored fallen Memphis firefighters with a musical tribute during a memorial at the Fire Museum, attended by families and first responders.

Shelby County extended the application deadline for the Judicial Commissioner position until October 7, with interviews on October 22 and the appointment on October 27.

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.