A Tennessee state report uncovers Shelby County's challenges with a high caseload and insufficient judicial resources, highlighting increased bond amounts and case resolution delays.

Neecole Gregory has quickly advanced to Director of the Morton Museum, fostering community engagement and advocating for representation and paid internships within the museum sector.

Germantown students prepare for a literacy competition, Battle of the Books, where they will demonstrate their knowledge and teamwork in a quiz-style event on March 30.

Germantown forms the GPBA to support local police with community efforts and fundraising, starting with a BBQ fundraiser on April 12. Mayor Palazzolo encourages public participation.

Captain Mark Wagner of the Shelby County Sheriff’s Office graduated from the FBI National Academy, joining other global law enforcement professionals.

Dr. Sarah E. Rollens co-edits a book on misused New Testament texts that have led to Judeophobia, aiming to educate and combat anti-Jewish sentiments.

TDOC is hosting a Rapid Hire Event to expedite hiring correctional officers, with a sign-on bonus and additional benefits, at the West Tennessee State Penitentiary later this month.

Congressman Steve Cohen hosted an extended town hall discussing various concerns, including federal budget cuts and Trump administration policies, urging legal pursuits and advocacy from over 800 attendees.

Shelby County Commissioners voted down a 30-day moratorium on grants after Commissioner Ford Jr.'s indictment, but debates on program future continue.

Controversy arises in Tennessee as a bill proposing a state takeover of Memphis-Shelby County Schools faces opposition from community and faith leaders, who rally for local governance and criticize suspected motives.

Operation HOPE and the City of Memphis are hosting a virtual town hall on April 4, 2025, to discuss strategies for economic inclusivity, coinciding with the anniversary of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.'s assassination.

Collierville Burch Library invites young artists to participate in creative contests for National Library Week under the theme "Drawn to the Library."

UT Martin's Springfield Regional Center was approved, offering agriculture and interdisciplinary studies degrees through a collaboration providing seamless education pathways.