Shelby County Health Department starts mosquito control activities to combat West Nile Virus after five cases reported, advising residents to use DEET-based repellents and announcing a truck-spray insecticide schedule.

Shelby County Health Department's Office of Vital Records has new hours, 8:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m., to match state office times for issuing birth and death certificates.

Memphis Inner City Rugby begins construction of its first home field with support from local government and education leaders, aiming to enhance sports and personal development for Memphis youth.

Labor Day in Germantown affects trash collection; no sanitation services on Monday. Pickup will be one day late for the whole week. City offices and library also closed.

Memphis officials announce the groundbreaking of a new athletic field in partnership with Memphis Inner City Rugby, aimed at revitalizing South Memphis and fostering youth development through sports.

Tennessee lawmakers call for a TBI audit over concerns of Memphis Police potentially manipulating crime statistics, despite MPD's assertions of accuracy.

Tennessee Supreme Court has temporarily halted the demotion of second lieutenants in the Memphis Police Department amid a dispute with the police union.

Collierville has updated its beer ordinance, simplifying permit classifications and lifting some restrictions to reflect current community standards and support local business growth.

Collierville firefighters and EMS trained on Orgill's new facility, learning critical details like fire systems and access points to improve emergency response times.

The 2025 Annual Neighborhood Summit in Germantown, scheduled for September 30, emphasizes safety and the arts, featuring police insights, a public mural, awards, and an expo.

The University of Memphis is revising its diversity strategies due to Tennessee legislation, which led to the closure of its Office of Multicultural Affairs, impacting students and programs tied to diversity.

The Collierville Burch Library is set for a significant expansion, including an event center, to meet the needs of the town's growing population. The project budget totals approximately $12.26 million.

Dr. Kymberli R. Chandler is appointed Regional Superintendent for MSCS Northeast Region, bringing 27 years of educational experience to enhance academic success and equity in the area.