The Memphis City Council has sued the Election Commission for not adding gun control measures to the ballot, amidst state and city clashes over authority.

The Moral Budget Coalition is urging the City of Memphis to provide $20 million to prevent service cuts and layoffs at the Memphis Area Transit Authority.

Memphis faces tension over a gun control referendum, which the Shelby County Election Commission removed from the ballot, aligning with state leaders' threats to cut city funding. Critics see it as a blow to local autonomy over gun laws.

MATA confirms significant budget cuts, affecting services and employment in Memphis, with layoffs of 241 employees, including bus and trolley drivers, due to financial constraints.

Tennessee GOP leaders threaten to withhold $78 million from Memphis if it proceeds with gun control referendums, including proposals for handgun permits, assault rifle bans, and "red flag" laws.

Carol Coletta is stepping down as leader of the Memphis River Parks Partnership after spearheading projects like the Tom Lee Park overhaul. She plans to return to consulting but will aid MRPP until her successor is found.

Tennessee Valley Authority has approved a 5.25% energy rate increase, affecting TVA customers with an average monthly bill rise of $4.35 starting in October.

Tennessee State Representative Justin J. Pearson is set to speak at the DNC, gaining national attention after advocating for gun control with "The Tennessee Three."

George Harris has resigned as MSCS's Executive Director of Safety and Security days after his appointment, citing personal reasons, leaving the district to seek a new leader amid concerns.

Collierville hires Katrina Amos-Atkins as its first Deputy Town Administrator, effective September, highlighting her experience with capital projects and federal grants.

A water main damaged by an excavator in Germantown caused a temporary water shut-off, affecting residents and businesses until it was restored later the same day.

Memphis-Shelby County Schools reached a deal with school resource officers on improved pay to avert a strike, ensuring security at upcoming jamboree games.

MPD Deputy Chief Stephen Chandler retires after a robust career highlighted by key roles and leadership positions.