Collierville's Environmental Commission is hosting a recycling event where residents can donate certain electronics, appliances, and more to avoid landfill waste.

The Germantown BMA has preliminarily approved a property tax rate adjustment after property reappraisals, with a proposed increase for public services and city projects funding.

Germantown's Farmington Boulevard undergoes a preservation project to extend its lifespan with minimal traffic disruption, aiming for completion by May 12.

A father and daughter both graduated with their MBA from Union University, with the father's pursuit of the degree kept secret until the commencement ceremony.

Jack Westbrook, a devoted resident of Collierville, received recognition from the mayor for his numerous letters to the editor and community involvement. He is also eager to learn technology.

Three Millington Police officers graduated from Knox County Sheriff's Academy; Officer Daniels won a physical fitness award. The department acknowledged the officers' hard work and their families' support.

The Memphis Police Department celebrates 55 new graduates from the MPD Clergy Police Academy, aiming to bolster trust and cooperation with the community.

Commissioner Henri E. Brooks will hold a press conference on Shelby County's PILOT programs, discussing their effectiveness and transparency, ahead of a key session with PILOT entities.

Tennessee AG Skrmetti, addressing Union University, spoke of law's Christian roots and discussed the Supreme Court case U.S. v. Skrmetti, defending a law banning gender transition treatments for minors.

Lauderdale County offers training to help first responders cope with the psychological impact of their traumatic experiences, emphasizing mental health support.

Dr. Roderick Richmond, interim superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools, introduced a 100-day plan addressing academic performance and community relations with clear goals and metrics.

Collierville celebrated Arbor Day by planting a Sweetbay magnolia, symbolizing its 20-year commitment to the environment and status as a Tree City USA.

Collierville's inaugural Sounds Like Collierville festival celebrated music and community, featuring live performances, workshops, and a Sidewalk Sale, drawing over 6,300 visitors.