The Shelby County Sheriff's Office invited locals to their spring 2025 Citizens’ Academy to strengthen community bonds and provide insights into law enforcement operations.

The University of Memphis will charge a 9.75% sales tax on 2025-26 sports season tickets. Basketball seating in FedExForum will be reduced, while football ticket prices won't increase despite an undefeated home streak.

The Hendersonville Police Department issued a PSA on preventing car theft, advising on locking doors, hiding valuables, using anti-theft devices, and securing car keys to reduce the risk of theft.

Germantown's Capital Improvements Program for FY 2026 prioritizes infrastructure, including public safety and utility upgrades, with a budget of over $11.2 million.

Collierville Police celebrated Officer Thomas Spain as February's Employee of the Month for his tech support and system upgrades within the department.

Memphis Police remembered Officer Marlon Allen Titus on the anniversary of his death in 2004, acknowledging his sacrifice while on duty through a tribute on social media.

Mayor Young addresses Boxtown concerns over xAI project's environmental impact, promises transparency and community benefits.

Memphis is hosting a Hiring Fair with on-the-spot interviews at Whitehaven Community Center for job seekers to meet with hiring managers and potential employers.

Comptroller Jason Mumpower visited Regional One Health, observing the trauma center's challenges, including outdated facilities and staff struggles, alongside Mayor Harris.

ShelbyCares opens a new health facility in Memphis's Binghampton offering free health and wellness services, including mental health support, particularly for veterans.

Memphis celebrates a new health resource in Binghampton offering free health coaching and mental health services.

Germantown’s Education Commission honored an exceptional student, a dedicated teacher, and a gifted youth for their contributions to education and the community.

Collierville has maintained a Aaa bond rating from Moody's, signifying strong fiscal health and creditworthiness, placing it among an elite group of Tennessee municipalities.