Memphis Police Department celebrates the graduation of 33 cadets from its Leadership Academy, highlighting a commitment to fostering future leadership.

Germantown Post Office undergoes improvements including aesthetics and functionality, funded by $100,000 in federal resources, with more upgrades pending.

Houston High School students donated a CPR training kiosk to the Germantown Fire Department, part of their efforts to promote heart health and support the city's goal to become a designated HEARTSafe Community.

Shelby County Mayor Lee Harris proposed an additional 4-cent cut in property tax, totaling a 70-cent reduction to a $2.69 rate, while maintaining key services and a $40,000 minimum wage for full-time employees.

Shelby County is set to end solitary confinement at its Division of Corrections in line with UN Mandela Rules, emphasizing humane treatment and rehabilitation for inmates.

Shelby County hosts its 4th Annual Senior Prom, offering not just a dance but also health and social services to seniors, with live music and a focus on Men's Health Awareness Month.

Mayor Lee Harris appoints Reese Walker as interim head of the Shelby County YJEC, focusing on rehabilitating detained youth and community integration. Walker has extensive experience in corrections.

Commissioner Miska Clay Bibbs is hosting a town hall to discuss the Shelby County FY2026 budget, encouraging public input on spending and fostering transparency.

The Germantown Fire Department received the AHA's 2025 Mission: Lifeline EMS Gold Award, along with Target: Stroke and Heart Attack distinctions for their superior emergency services.

Memphis Police Department honored fallen officer Captain James Somers Perry from 1869 for his service and sacrifice after he was fatally wounded by burglars.

A report reveals Shelby County Jail's structural and operational issues, incl. disrepair and overcrowding, prompting calls for urgent reform and funding for upgrades or new construction.

Commissioner Miska Clay Bibbs is hosting town hall meetings in Shelby County, District 11, to discuss community concerns like safety and youth activities.

Shelby County announces a Juvenile Justice Consortium on June 14 to discuss reforms and changes at the Juvenile Court Detention Center with residents and local officials.