Memphis Mayor Paul Young laid out the City of Memphis budget for fiscal year 2026 during a budget presentation on April 8, 2025. Young began the presentation by highlighting some of the ...

About 55%, or $483,927,298, of Young's proposed budget would go toward Memphis police and fire personnel costs. Young is also expecting a $3 million decrease in local tax revenues.

Most of Memphis Mayor Paul Young's $880-million proposal goes to what he calls public safety and anti-blight measures. About three-fifths of the money alone goes to the police and fire departments ...

PAUL YOUNG: It's heartbreaking to see one of the nation's greatest treasures lost to this fire. ELLIOTT: Memphis Mayor Paul Young. YOUNG: It has been a really, really important part of the story ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — Martin Luther King III will join Memphis Mayor Paul Young and the director of Historic Clayborn Temple on Wednesday as they reimagine the future of the building after a ...

In his monthly sit-down interview with FOX13's Good Morning Memphis on Wednesday, Mayor Paul Young talked about the recent spike in violence across the city, an incident-free RiverBeat, rebuilding ...

The Somerset Apartments in Oakhaven will be demolished to make way for affordable housing. The demolition is part of Mayor Paul Young's "Blight Zero" initiative to revitalize neglected properties.

MEMPHIS, TN — After a blanket not-guilty verdict was handed down by a jury for former police officers in the Tyre Nichols state criminal trial on May 7, Memphis Mayor Paul Young and Memphis ...

The Somerset Apartments in Oakhaven will be demolished to make way for affordable housing. The demolition is part of Mayor Paul Young's "Blight Zero" initiative to revitalize neglected properties.

The Somerset Apartments in Oakhaven will be demolished to make way for affordable housing. The demolition is part of Mayor Paul Young's "Blight Zero" initiative to revitalize neglected properties.

The Somerset Apartments in Oakhaven will be demolished to make way for affordable housing. The demolition is part of Mayor Paul Young's "Blight Zero" initiative to revitalize neglected properties.