City of Memphis Invests $600,000 in Safer Communities Grants
MEMPHIS, Tenn., December 9, 2025 – The City of Memphis, through the Joint Office of Neighborhood Safety
City of Memphis
SHELBY COUNTY CAN’T MAKE PAYROLL, YET SHELBY COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MAY VOTE TO FUND A $100 MILLION “MORE FOR MEMPHIS” POVERTY-PROFITEERING SCHEME: Government Gangsters — Part 10
By: The Shelby County Observer, Public Affairs Staff Investigative Report — November 17, 2025 The
Food Support Resources for Memphis Families
As of November 1, approximately 167,000 residents of Memphis and Shelby County are facing food insecurity due
City of Memphis files response in Tyre Nichols civil lawsuit
By: Kayla Solomon MEMPHIS, Tenn. – More than 200 pages outline a lengthy response from
Memphis touts the worst crime rate in the nation. Here’s how it compares to other cities
By: Lucas Finton “Memphis has the worst crime rate in the country.” The sentence has
National Guard patrols begin Friday, City of Memphis says
By: FOX13 Memphis News Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. – National Guardsmen will begin patrolling Memphis on
Five MATA Board members resign, sources tell FOX13
By: FOX13 Memphis News Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. – Five Memphis Area Transit Authority (MATA) Board
Think before you flush | City of Memphis urges public to avoid flushing items that can clog sewers
Author: Tammy Castany Although some products are labeled as ‘flushable,’ the City of Memphis warns that
Memphis Fire Fighters Association President Thomas Malone explains why their union is suing the City
Author: Ezekiel Telemaco The firefighters’ union is suing the city for underfunding a promised 5% pay
Shelby County labeled ‘sanctuary jurisdiction’ by Homeland Security
By: FOX13 Memphis News Staff MEMPHIS, Tenn. – A list released by the Department of