Collierville Police introduced their School Resource Officers for the 2025–2026 academic year, focusing on safety and community engagement in schools.

Shelby County Sheriff's Office celebrated 28 new Corrections Deputies from Recruit Class #95, who graduated after 13 weeks of training, at a ceremony on August 7.

The Collierville Police Department introduces its SROs for the 2025–2026 school year, emphasizing school safety and community relations in their Facebook announcement.

The Memphis Law Alumni Association will honor seven legal professionals for their contributions at the Pillars of Excellence Awards on August 9, 2025.

Shelby County Health Department reports an upcoming appeal on a denied septic system installation in a flood zone, to be reviewed by the Groundwater Control Board.

The University of Tennessee at Martin is planning to open a new satellite campus at the historical Wildwood Farm in Germantown for agricultural and equestrian studies.

Shelby County dedicates its first transitional house, designed to help newly released individuals with stable housing and re-entry programs focusing on job preparation and social skills.

The Dyer County Sheriff's Office shared photos on Facebook from a press conference on a local fugitive's capture, highlighting inter-agency cooperation and camaraderie.

Muriel Malone Nolen has been appointed as the Executive Director of Shelby County's CVRCC, with Stephanie Williams as Deputy Director, aiming for enhanced victim support services.

Senator Brent Taylor announced the transfer of 30 more state inmates from Shelby County Jail to reduce overcrowding, following a previous transfer of 41 inmates. Overcapacity at the jail has caused strain and recent inmate deaths.

Germantown Police reported various crimes including identity theft, altercations, and theft over a week, making several arrests including for a stolen vehicle and illegal firearm possession.

Germantown Police Department welcomed Officers Mike Bunyon and Randy Tran, who bring experience and community commitment, in a ceremony by Judge Clift.

Germantown's FAC subcommittee is examining the city's debt policies, balancing capital needs with fiscal health, and revising strategies to maintain AAA credit rating.