The Germantown Education Commission celebrated young STEM talent at the 13th annual Battle of the Brains, where students presented innovative projects and competed for awards.

Southeast Shelby County residents met with leaders to address crime concerns, lacking amenities such as a police substation, and the impact of violence on families.

Maureen Fraser was elected as the new Mayor of Collierville, and Larry Dagen won the mayoralty of Millington, with both bringing experience and local support to their new roles.

Tennessee's congressional delegation remains the same as incumbents David Kustoff (R) and Steve Cohen (D) comfortably win re-election in the 8th and 9th districts.

Congressman Steve Cohen praises the ousted Israeli Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, commending his service and acknowledging his removal by Prime Minister Netanyahu.

Memphis voters overwhelmingly support three gun control measures, but face uncertainty due to potential state law conflicts.

The U.S. Attorney’s Office held a "Protecting Places of Worship" forum for faith leaders and law enforcement to strategize on improving security against rising threats to religious institutions.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young has announced a citywide Type One Diabetes screening initiative timed with National Diabetes Awareness Day, aiming to boost early detection and awareness.

Mayor Stan Joyner proclaimed October as "National Community Planning Month" in Collierville, recognizing the Planning Division's role in urban development.

The Germantown BMA has proposed a full-time mayoral role, subject to Tennessee General Assembly approval and a vote by the local electorate in May 2026.

Ms. Ashley Rotenberry won the October 2024 Teacher of the Month award, recognized by the Germantown Education Commission for her exceptional teaching and mentorship at Forest Hill Elementary.

Lakeland, TN has been named a Purple Heart city in honor of residents who have received the Purple Heart Medal. The Board of Commissioners passed the resolution, with a commemorative event planned for November 17th.

The Memphis Metropolitan Green Financial Corporation, or Green Bank, is launched with a focus on funding green projects and energy efficiency in Memphis, backed by a $150K grant from TVA.