Tennessee legislators plan to remove two judgeships in Shelby County, sparking concern amid a crime surge and court backlog, while local advocates call for improvements in the juvenile justice center.

Dr. Marie Feagins is welcomed as the new superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools, starting her role with a consultation phase and community engagement.

Collierville, TN, began construction on Firehouse #6, to enhance firefighting capabilities, featuring living quarters and a garage, across from the high school.

The "PAWsitive" program in Shelby County Corrections teaches inmates dog training, aiming to aid their rehabilitation and help shelter dogs find homes.

Tennessee Governor Bill Lee accepted the resignation of Judge Melissa Boyd, who faces coercion and harassment charges and was jailed for bond violation and cocaine use.

Shelby County Judge Melissa Boyd has submitted her resignation effective May 31 amid allegations of drug use and harassment. Her bond was revoked after failing drug tests.

Dr. Marie Feagins will start as the new superintendent of Memphis-Shelby County Schools on April 1, and plans to visit several schools on her first day.

Memphis receives a $42.1 million loan from Tennessee for water infrastructure improvements, with a low interest rate and $2.5 million in principal forgiveness.

Senator Bill Hagerty met with Memphis leaders to address the city's high crime rate, focusing on bipartisan solutions and seeking federal support for local law enforcement.

The Memphis Police Department received a $1.9 million federal grant to upgrade surveillance technology and officer safety equipment to strengthen crime-fighting efforts.

The Memphis Police Department is set to receive $1.9 million in federal funding to improve technology and equipment to fight crime, inspired in part by the Tyre Nichols case.

Memphis Mayor Paul Young initiates the Black Mayors' Coalition on Crime to address rising crime rates in collaboration with the African American Mayors Association.

The Tennessee Comptroller's office reports significant financial management issues in the Shelby County Clerk’s Office, necessitating state intervention.