DeSoto County K-9 Luca was posthumously awarded the Medal of Bravery for his line of duty actions, recognized by the Animals in War and Peace Foundation.

Officer Victoria Davis from the Savannah Police Department read to second graders during Read Across America Week, promoting reading and community outreach.

The Germantown Police Department is restarting its Citizens Police Academy from April 22 to May 15, where participants can get hands-on experience with police work.

Howard University students volunteered at the Youth Justice and Education Center during their spring break, mentoring youths and conducting workshops on life skills, goal setting, and conflict resolution.

The Germantown Board of Mayor and Aldermen has set the budget timeline for FY2026, with key dates involving the Financial Advisory Commission (FAC) reviewing various funds and advising on the city's budget.

Brian Kelsey, a former Tennessee State Senator, received a presidential pardon from Donald Trump after serving two weeks for campaign finance charges.

Germantown expands its boundaries to include a tract of land for improved service management after coordinating with Collierville. A new valve will also be installed for a key water line.

The Tennessee Department of Correction is hosting a hiring event in Dyersburg for correctional officers with immediate job offers, training, and benefits including a $5,000 sign-on bonus.

Collierville residents must check local regulations and obtain permits for new fences, adhering to town and HOA rules. Permits can be acquired online for $50, with inspections ensuring compliance.

A physical therapy student at UTHSC, Juan Martin, excels academically while running a club and volunteering, fostering community and aiding underserved patients.

Shelby County Criminal Court Clerk's Office will join the Day of Hope & Healing event, offering expungement services at Riverside Missionary Baptist Church on March 8.

Faith leaders and activists marched in Memphis demanding MPD reform based on a DOJ report alleging excessive force, highlighting the need for justice and accountability on Ash Wednesday.

UT Martin broke ground for its new TEST Hub, expected to enhance manufacturing engineering education and regional economic development, with completion set for early 2027.