Making sure our young people have productive outlets has been a priority of mine since taking office.

With summer day camps now free at City of Memphis community centers, some 2,300 children and teens are now signed up to take part starting in early June.

Looking to get in some time at the pool this summer? The first City pools open Saturday, and will be open through July 28.

The Executive Subcommittee of the State Building Commission approved adding the riverfront and Mud Island River Park to the original TDZ.

The Memorial Day schedule for solid waste collection has been released. Collection schedules will shift one day for all customers.

This is our time in Memphis: Not merely to end population loss — but to reverse it. Not merely to stand still, but to hit the accelerator.

Beginning Monday, May 21, at 9 a.m., Southern Avenue between Houston Street and Goodman Street as well as Echles Street between Spottswood Avenue and Southern Avenue will be closed to through traffic for storm drainage work.

Rising temperatures and longer hours of daylight are a reminder that summer is right around the corner here in the Bluff City. Our Summer in Memphis guide was designed to make sure you get the most out of the season.

A Davidson County judge today ruled today.

The bike lanes and pedestrian promenade will be removed. However, striped pedestrian bump-outs will remain at intersections.

Looking to save money on gas or take up a healthy hobby? A new bike share program launches in Memphis on May 23.

Pro Football Hall of Famer Mike Singletary was announced Thursday as the head coach for the new Alliance of American Football team in Memphis.

Thursday was a historic day in Memphis.

The administration and council worked together to establish City funding for Pre-K

Do you live in Memphis or Shelby County? If so, the community needs your help! The City of Memphis and Shelby County are conducting a study to better understand residents’ housing decisions and their experiences living, working or going to school in the region.

The City and the joint venture will work toward completing a formal agreement in the coming months.

Thanks to First Pharmacy Services, the City of Memphis received a donation Tuesday of 6,900 doses of the life-saving drug Narcan.

The City's Division of Engineering will hold an informational meeting this week regarding the stormwater master plan for Harrison Creek Basin.

The wait is over. Main Street trolleys are rolling through downtown Memphis once again.