Looking for something fun to kick off your weekends this summer? Friday Night Lights offers supervised activities for the whole family at participating locations.

A few moments ago, the City Council passed the 2019-20 City budget. Since budgets are essentially documents that speak to our priorities, I want to make sure you know what’s in your City budget that takes effect July 1

A false post to Facebook was made over the weekend indicating Memphis Housing Authority was accepting housing choice voucher applications through the HUD’s Family Reunification Program.

A group of gold medal Olympians visited Memphis hoping to help people learn to swim.

City of Memphis offices will be closed and there will be no solid waste pick up on Monday, May 27, in observance of Memorial Day.

Residents and community members gathered Wednesday to celebrate 100 years of the historic Orange Mound Community.

On May 22, in honor of Memphis’ 200th birthday, Memphians are joining together by doing service projects at different locations around the city.

On May 22, the City of Memphis officially celebrates its 200th anniversary.

In 2020, Agape will celebrate its 50th birthday. Agape is a non-profit organization that serves both children and parents in the Memphis community in several ways – including adoption and foster care, school-based support, workforce readiness, homeless services, and counseling.

The Certified Neighborhood Leader Training Program (CNLTP) helps community leaders create positive change for their neighborhoods by sharing with them best practices in engaging our City's core services.

The National Association of Government Communicators has chosen Allison J. Fouché, Deputy Chief Communications Officer for the City of Memphis, as the 2019 NAGC Communicator of the Year.

Beale Street Music Festival is over, but the city of Memphis will see benefits after being featured in a new ad campaign by social media giant Facebook.

In celebration of Memphis’ 200th birthday this May, the Memphis Botanic Garden has created a “Bicentennial Blues Bed.”

In a few days, the City of Memphis' new service model to improve trash collection of items left outside the cart will begin.

We're one of seven cities nationwide honored as leading the way in using data to improve citizens' lives.

Construction on the Overton Park Sidewalk Project will start Monday, April 29, weather dependent.

Wednesday, Bloomberg Philanthropies announced that Memphis is one of seven cities to achieve "2019 What Works Cities Certification," a national standard of excellence in city governance.