Shelby County commissioners are asking the Shelby County Clerk’s office to submit corrective plans after addressing the recommendations from the state comptroller’s office.
You know the Gattas name for fine jewelry. But what you may not know is the role the father of James Gattas played in getting one of this city’s crown jewels off the ground.
The mayors of Memphis and Shelby County made major announcements on Tuesday that will have a direct impact on crime, quality of life and your household budget.
A police department in St. Francis County has been shuttered “because the department was not in compliance with law enforcement training standards,” according to Arkansas State Police.
Back in October, Young told us that his first 100 days look like finalizing his team, preparing for budget season, and responding to crime here in Memphis.
A new tool for the Wynne Police Department is hoping to make its town safer. “WynneTip” launched last month, and it will allow residents to submit tips to its police department anonymously.
The Wynne School District is making mental health resources available to students in the aftermath of a tragic weekend. The school district said in a Facebook post it would make counselors available to students after a weekend shooting and a student was involved in a car wreck.
Josh Spickler with Just City says that re-offending in violent crime cases doesn’t happen often. In fact, numbers from Just City show that the re-offender rate is actually dropping.
Demonstrators marched in the Cooper-Young neighborhood Monday night, just days after Governor Bill Lee signed a new law requiring all police in the state to report any undocumented immigrants they come across.
For the 2023-24 Grizzlies, the season ends with a 27-55 record, and no playoff hoops in Memphis for the first time in 2020. But after a year where injuries derailed everything, the message from exit interviews was clear.
It’s a story that stirred emotion in the Mid-South — the recent death of Memphis Police Officer Joseph McKinney, allegedly at the hands of a teen facing multiple felony weapon charges who had been released on his own recognizance.