Tennessee's State Treasurer returned over $80,000 in unclaimed property to Memphis, which came from forgotten checks and refunds. The state's streamlined processes have made claiming easier for entities and individuals.

Former Collierville Assistant Police Chief Jeff Abeln's memorial details have been set, with services to be held at Central Church. Donations to St. Jude in his honor are requested in lieu of flowers.

Memphis is set to host the "Protecting Places of Worship Forum" on October 24, 2024, focusing on security and dealing with hate crimes for religious institutions.

Camalyn Turner resigned as Special Assistant after four months at Memphis-Shelby County Schools, marking another departure in Superintendent Feagins' team. No specific reasons were given for her resignation.

Acting U.S. Attorney Reagan Fondren highlights the importance of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, emphasizing efforts to combat and raise awareness about domestic violence in all forms.

Assistant Police Chief Jeff Abeln of Collierville has passed away after over 30 years of service, leaving a profound impact on the community and the police department.

A judge declared Serenity Towers a chronic nuisance after years of complaints, citing issues like broken elevators, mold, and pest infestations, with Millennia held accountable.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young replaces MATA's entire board after a negative audit report, appointing nine new members to address the $60 million deficit and improve transit services.

Principal Charisse Wooding of Kingsbury CTC is recognized for her leadership during National Principals Month, highlighted by visits from Tennessee's governor and a superintendent.

Memphis Juvenile Court's return to in-person hearings is delayed due to transportation issues caused by a shortage of available deputies and budget constraints. Virtual hearings continue amid attempts to resolve the situation.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young is revamping the MATA Board with nine new appointments to address issues such as poor accountability and a $60 million deficit identified by a consultant's report.

ColliervilleTN.gov reports on the town's efforts to enhance pedestrian safety by repainting crosswalks, prioritizing those near schools for the new school year.

The Memphis/Summer Avenue Driver Services and Reinstatement Center is closing for remodeling until January 2025; alternative service locations are provided.