Shelby County District Attorney Steve Mulroy cancels a diversion program for nonviolent felons with guns, citing its limited impact on racial disparities and public concerns, as political figures move to oust him.

Commissioner Mick Wright has proposed budget cuts in Shelby County, aiming to save over $4 million by eliminating funding for defunct parts of the county government, including closed offices and courts.

State Senator Brent Taylor questions the legality of a DOJ and Shelby County DA agreement to stop prosecuting prostitution among HIV-positive individuals, citing potential legal and public health concerns.

A stolen dog named Hershey was returned to its owner in Memphis after a carjacking. The Memphis Police are searching for two suspects involved in the incident.

Memphis' opening of eight public pools is delayed until June 8 due to mechanical testing, prioritizing safety, as confirmed by the city and local media.

Memphis Councilwoman Michalyn Easter-Thomas resigned from the MRPP amidst an ethics probe into a potential conflict of interest between her council role and her position with the nonprofit.

Tennessee State Senator Brent Taylor calls for hiring a consulting firm to address Memphis's crime crisis, sparking debate over criminal justice approaches.

A budget dispute in Shelby County has Mayor Lee Harris proposing a law enforcement pay raise without tax increases but cutting vacant sheriff positions, which Sheriff Floyd Bonner contests as illegal.

Memphis city attorneys subpoenaed DA Steve Mulroy for communications related to Tyre Nichols' case, amidst a federal lawsuit filed by Nichols' family seeking $550 million for his death after a police encounter.

Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert has filed a motion to dismiss the petition for her ouster, arguing the charges don't meet the required legal standard for removal.

The Hughes Police Department in Arkansas is to be reactivated after a unanimous vote by CLEST following its deactivation for non-compliance with standards.

Shelby County Clerk Wanda Halbert responds to a petition for her ouster, facing accusations of neglecting her duties. The legality of removing an elected official is under scrutiny.

Sandy Bromley is appointed as Shelby County's Division of Community Services Director, succeeding Dorcas Young Griffin.