West Memphis, Arkansas, offers $5,000 to $10,000 incentives for remote workers to relocate there, aiming to increase homeownership and community growth.

The Whitehaven High School STEM facility's future is in jeopardy due to funding issues, with $2.3 million from MSCS still pending, raising community and official concerns.

A petition has secured enough signatures for a recall vote against Wynne, Arkansas Mayor Jennifer Hobbs over alleged mishandling of tornado recovery efforts.

Memphis Mayor orders a forensic audit of MATA to address a $60 million deficit and improve the transit service.

Shelby County faces a costly lawsuit challenging a new bail law deemed unconstitutional for not considering financial status, potentially impacting taxpayers.

Memphis City Councilman Jeff Warren withdrew a referendum to add suburban seats to the MLGW Board due to lack of support, maintaining suburban underrepresentation in utility decisions.

PANTHERx® Rare Pharmacy is establishing its first Tennessee facility in Collierville, creating 120 jobs and investing over $4 million, which is set to boost economic and healthcare development in the region.

Sher Dunn is appointed as Chief Compliance Officer for Collierville’s Building and Codes Division, focusing on preserving the town's Historic District.

A lawsuit challenges Tennessee's new bail law as unconstitutional, saying it disregards financial status when setting bail, violating the Fourteenth Amendment.

MSCS Superintendent Dr. Feagins updates on 258 unresolved teacher vacancies, with plans to have a certified teacher in every class as the new school year begins.

Germantown's Board of Mayor and Aldermen will hold a "Vision Session" to discuss city progress and strategic planning for the Germantown Forward 2035 plan.

Collierville residents face increased utility bills due to errors by a now-fired employee. The town acknowledges the issue and plans to install automatic meters for greater billing accuracy.

Memphis voters will decide on gun control measures including permit requirements for carrying handguns, assault weapons regulations, and risk protection orders in November, following the City Council's unanimous vote.