Shelby County Sheriff's deputies attended a luncheon honoring women's achievements, showing support for gender equity and leadership diversity within law enforcement.

Collierville emphasizes the importance of yard maintenance for community health and safety, detailing regulations on vegetation height, sidewalk clearance, and upkeep tasks. Work altering curb infrastructure requires a permit.

Union University celebrated academic and personal achievements by awarding over 80 accolades during its Awards Day, honoring students, faculty, and staff across various disciplines.

Memphis organizations will honor the late Judge Donna Fields on April 25 for her dedication to justice and animal welfare, reflecting on her compassionate career and advocacy.

Proposed bills for a state takeover of Memphis-Shelby County Schools have stalled in the Tennessee legislature due to disagreements over the composition of an advisory board.

A bill proposing a state-appointed board to oversee Memphis Shelby County Schools is debated by Tennessee lawmakers, raising concerns about local control.

The Shelby County Sheriff's Office SWAT team won the Battle of the Badges shooting competition, raising $10,000 for the Tennessee Public Safety Network.

Germantown Police Department increases officer salaries to $60,000 and invests in advanced technology and training, leading to full staffing and the lowest crime rates in a decade.

The Collierville Police Department praised their dispatchers' EMD certification, highlighting their ability to offer lifesaving instructions during emergencies.

Memphis opens a Downtown Command Center to centralize emergency response and public safety, with a grand opening event including a ribbon-cutting and tour on April 24, 2025.

Five University of Memphis international students had their visas revoked, causing concern and prompting the university and legal experts to respond to these actions reflecting a larger nationwide issue.

Dr. Melanie Black, principal at Sheffield High in Memphis, was reassigned after student protests about school conditions, including limited bathroom access and a lack of teachers, leading to an MSCS investigation.

Chief Deputy Anthony Buckner from the Shelby County Sheriff's Office addressed Avon Neighborhood Watch's concerns about local crime and the need for a new jail.