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Where to apply for COVID-19 rent and utility relief in Shelby County

The program is reopening applications starting Wednesday, June 1.
Parent guide to fun for Fall Break '22| Here's a few fun things to do

There are so many things to do while kids are out of the school for the week, and ABC24 has you covered.
Collierville Citizens Police Association raising money for injured officer

The officer who was injured is in critical, but stable, condition, CPD said.
Here's how to register to vote in Tennessee, Mississippi, and Arkansas

Early voting in Shelby County starts Wednesday, Oct. 19 and runs through Saturday, Nov. 3. The State and Federal General Election is Nov. 8, 2022.
How you can check out the new voting machines for Shelby County elections

Events throughout October will give voters the chance to check out the new machines before the Nov. 8 election.
How a windsurf instructor traded his surfboard for tires and found entrepreneurial success

Carlos Rodriguez said as time grew, so did his business.
Shelby County needs more people who qualify and are willing to foster children

Right now, there are more than 7,000 children in Tennessee's foster care system, but only 243 approved foster homes.
tnAchieves searching for 3,500 more mentors across state less than month before the deadline

The deadline to apply is Oct. 21, 2022.
Here's a list of Shelby County emergency numbers if you ever have trouble getting through to 911

After a problem Tuesday where some Verizon customers could not reach 911, it's a good idea to keep these emergency numbers on hand.
Find information on Tennessee P-EBT

Short for Pandemic Electronic Benefit Transfer, P-EBT is a federally funded COVID-19 relief program.
MLGW reopens four offices for walk-in customers

The Downtown, Lamar, Whitehaven and Millington MLGW offices are reopening. The Summer office will remain closed.
Here's where the Shelby County Health Department is offering the flu vaccine

The vaccine is available at no cost to those with health insurance and on a sliding fee scale for those without insurance.
'Keys to Life' | New after-school program teaching high schoolers trades

The after-school trade program will teach students how basic math and even science can be applied to a workable skill.
St. Jude IRONMAN race hits Shelby County Saturday. Here's what roads will be impacted

Below is a look at how drivers and anyone traveling through the area may be impacted.
How Persevere Memphis is helping reduce recidivism rates

Recent data provided by the Tennessee Department of Correction shows that 47% of people released from jail in 2014 returned to a cell by 2017.
Here's how to sign President Jimmy Carter's 98th birthday card!

The Carter Center encourages including favorite photos and quotes to help celebrate President Carter's remarkable life of service.
BlueOval City leaders excited about progress on one-year anniversary of investment announcement

Construction and hiring are expected to accelerate in the next year. The project is set to open in 2025.
There are 4 proposed amendments to the TN Constitution on the November ballot. Here's what voters need to know

What are the proposed amendments, and how do they get passed?
University of Mississippi honoring James Meredith for 60th anniversary of his enrollment

60 years ago, on Oct. 1, 1962, Meredith became the first African American student to enroll at Ole Miss.
GPAC announces latest musical talent coming to The Grove

Several genres of music will be on display over the coming months thanks to the Germantown Performing Arts Center.
Want to help those affected by Hurricane Fiona? Here's a list of places you can donate to

Hurricane Fiona is now a Category 4 storm.
Student loan pandemic payments: Who's eligible for refunds and how do you apply?

Still unsure about eligibility, or wondering how to get a refund over the phone? Here's what to know.
Want to be a barbecue judge at Memphis in May in 2023? Here's how

Memphis in May is hosting a judges seminar on Nov. 5, 2022. Here's how to register.
Makeda's Cookies to reopen 10 months after Young Dolph shooting

Ten months after the tragic shooting of Memphis rapper Young Dolph at the Makeda's on Airways, the business is reopening and paying tribute.
The Collierville Balloon Festival is back | Here's how you can join the fun

People who attend the festival can enjoy live music, food from local food trucks, new dishes from food vendors, carnival rides, arts and crafts stations and more.
Deaf community members raise awareness on diversity and inclusion

During Deaf Awareness Month, the Deaf community speaks out about the diversity found within as well as the challenges that each member faces.
Cooper Young Festival booths are now on sale | Here's how to apply to be a vendor

Artist who hand-make their art form must complete a vendor application online. Booth spaces are $250, and CYBA said that all fees are non-refundable.
'Never too late to graduate' | The Excel Center gives Memphians of all ages hope, high school diploma & job skills

The free program through Goodwill helps adults graduate in order to strengthen career opportunities and future wages.
Fire Museum of Memphis to offer free Tuesday admission | Here's a list of Memphis attractions with free admission days

The Fire Museum of Memphis announced it will participate in Tennessee Tuesdays, offering free admission to Shelby County residents every Tuesday.
"Finish Liza's Run"| Honor Eliza and advocate for women's safety everywhere and at any time

Fletcher received an outpour of love and support from the Memphis community. “Finish Liza’s Run” is one of many ways that loved ones plan to honor her.
Filming for restaurant renovation show set for Memphis, guests and volunteers wanted

"Restaurant: Impossible" is asking for attendees to fill seats and eat on Sept. 22 and 23 at Big Dawg's in Memphis.
Here's how to get free COVID-19 boosters at the Shelby County Health Department

The vaccinations are available free without appointments Monday through Friday from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at two SCHD locations.
How to cope with mental health struggles after a tragedy in the Memphis area, nationally

Here's a list of resources in the Memphis area and nationally to help you cope with mental health struggles after a tragedy.
The 33rd Southern Heritage Classic is near | Here are ways you can join the celebration

All roads lead to the Southern Heritage Classic Football Game Saturday night at 6 p.m. at the Simmons Bank Liberty Stadium.
Ramp from Highland to Sam Cooper closes for construction

The ramp from Highland Street onto westbound Sam Cooper will close for the next two weeks for construction, beginning at 9 a.m. Tuesday, Sept. 6, 2022.
How you can help save endangered monarch butterflies

Mississippi Wildlife Rehabilitation held an event at ARK Trails in Hernando called ‘Mississippi for the Monarch,’ aimed at helping monarch butterflies.
Here's how to park at the Southern Heritage Classic

Tailgating is permitted in designated lots for the Southern Heritage Classic.
MLGW President J.T. Young recommends utility continue to get power from TVA

The recommendation followed a years-long process of bids offering to supply power to the Memphis area from someone other than TVA.
Get ready for the grit & grind at the 901 Day Grizz Bash

The fun takes place Thursday, Sept. 1 from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. on the plaza outside FedExForum in downtown Memphis.
How Shelby County renters facing eviction can get free legal support

Shelby County will continue rental support with free eviction counseling or in-court representation.